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Chapter 11: SecureLaunch
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Chapter 11: SecureLaunch
SecureLaunch prevents unauthorized users from running Windows applications.
SecureLaunch is ideal for accounting software and databases that contain
sensitive and confidential information. It can also limit access to applications such
as web browsers and games. In general, only files with an extension of EXE are
supported, although other (unsupported) file types will be listed in the
Select
Program File dialog.
Important: Some files with an extension of EXE merely launch another
application. Securing theses files will not restrict access to the application
launched by them. For example, a file named dvd.exe may only launch a media
player. If dvd.exe is secured via SecureLaunch, any user will still be able to open
it and launch the media player. In this case, it is necessary to secure the media
player itself. In general, it is a good idea to test the restrictions that you implement
to ensure that you have secured the correct file. One way to see if an EXE file
merely launches another application is to run the EXE and check your task
manager to see what is actually running.
Setting User Restrictions
To set user restrictions on Windows 2000 and XP Professional:
1. From the Start menu , select Programs , SecureSuite ,
and click SecureSuite System Settings.
2. In the left pane, double-click Applications.
3. Type the user name and password of a SecureSuite
administrator when the SecureSuite Authentication
dialog appears.
4. In the right pane, double-click SecureLaunch .