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Laptop Security with Intel® Anti-Theft Technology

Built-in security features help keep confidential assets secure

Anti-Theft

Fact: A laptop is stolen every 53 seconds, while 12,000 laptops disappear every week from U.S. airports alone. Of all lost laptops, 46% had confidential data and no encryption.

Giving users access to corporate data and applications through remote laptops boosts productivity, but misplaced laptops can leave IT vulnerable to hackers. Intel® Anti-Theft Technology (Intel® AT) is built into laptop hardware, helping IT administrators outwit thieves, even when they attempt to reimage the OS, change the boot order, or install a new hard drive. 

When laptops with Intel Anti-Theft Technology become lost or stolen, they can be remotely disabled. If the laptop is recovered, it can be quickly reactivated to normal operation. 

Intel AT is available on select 2nd generation Intel® Core™ and 2nd generation Intel® Core™ vPro™ processor family-based laptops when activated with a service subscription from an Intel AT-enabled service.

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Laptop security for your company

Intel® AT gives IT administrators maximum flexibility and secure control of network assets. Since security is built-in at the processor level, the IT administrator has a range of options to help secure mobile assets, such as:

  • Access to encrypted data can be disabled by deleting essential elements of the cryptographic materials that are required to access the encrypted data on the hard drive.
  • The PC can be disabled using a “poison pill” to block the boot process, even if the boot order is changed or the hard drive is replaced or reformatted. Regardless of the PC’s state, it will check as soon as it starts to wake up for any kill pill that has been sent, including via text message.
  • A customizable “Theft Mode” message allows the IT administrator to send a message to whoever starts up the laptop to notify them that it has been reported stolen.
  • Excessive login attempts trigger PC disable after an administrator-defined number of failed attempts. At this point, the Intel® AT trigger is tripped and the system locks itself down.
  • Failure to check in with the central server can trigger PC disable when a check-in time is missed. The IT administrator can set system check-in intervals. Upon a missed check-in time, the system is locked down until the user or IT administrator reactivates the system.

    • New Intel® AT features take advantage of 3G networks

    With Intel® Anti-Theft Technology (Intel® AT), IT administrators can now use encrypted SMS messages over a 3G network to send a poison pill, remotely unlock a recovered laptop quickly, or direct the system to send location information (GPS coordinates) back to the central server:

    Poison pill delivery via an encrypted SMS message over a 3G network. 3G connections can occur regardless of the state of the OS, via a direct hardware link between Intel AT and the 3G module.

    Remote unlock via an encrypted SMS message over a 3G network. This lets IT reactivate the laptop within minutes of recovering the PC.

    Location beaconing. Intel AT can now transmit GPS coordinates to the central server if the system is equipped with a supported 3G module.1

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    1. This feature requires a laptop with Intel® Anti-Theft Technology (Intel® AT) 3.0, a 3G laptop modem that supports Intel AT 3.0 functionality (for example, the Ericsson F5521gw), and OEM-enabled communication between the 3G modem and laptop.