Miscellaneous security measures – Bio-Rad Image Lab™ Software User Manual

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Miscellaneous Security Measures

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3.

In the section When maximum event log size is reached: select Do not overwrite
events (Clear logs manually).

4.

Increase the maximum size of the event log to cover any possible messages.
The smaller the maximum size of the event log, the more often the system
administrator must manually view, archive, and clear the system log.

Auditing information generated by the operating system is recorded in the Security

Log. Logon failures in Image Lab Security Edition are recorded in this log.

During the review process, the log should be examined for attempted breaches of

security, such as a series of failed logon attempts. To avoid the risk of losing data,

the size should be very large and this inspection/archive process should occur daily.

The Audit Policy should be set as follows:

Audit account logon events — Failure should be checked at a minimum

Audit account management — both Success and Failure should be

checked

Audit logon events — Failure should be checked at a minimum

Audit policy change — both Success and Failure should be checked

Miscellaneous Security Measures

Bio-Rad recommends that you use the built-in protections that Windows Server

offers in order to protect the computer while the user is absent.

Note: Microsoft is continually updating its operating systems in response to

security issues. It is critical to keep all components of the Windows operating

system, especially any domain controllers, up to date.

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