The Security and Privacy for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager guide provides documentation to help you implement security and privacy for Configuration Manager.
Before you read this guide, make sure that you understand the basic concepts of System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. At a minimum, read Fundamentals of Configuration Manager. If you have already installed System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, identify the design decisions for your implementation. You might find the Configuration Manager planning and deployment content helpful. For more information, see the Site Administration for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager guide.
See the following for security-related features in the product:
- Software Updates in
Configuration Manager
- Compliance Settings in
Configuration Manager
- Endpoint Protection in
Configuration Manager
This security and privacy guide assumes that you understand basic security principles.
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In addition to this information, you can also use the Security
Configuration Wizard (SCW) for System Center 2012
Configuration Manager. Run this wizard to help you reduce the
attack surface for site system servers that run Windows
Server 2008 R2. The wizard determines the minimum
functionality required for the selected site system roles, and can
disable functionality that is not required. The Security
Configuration Wizard is included with the toolkit for
System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, which you
can download from the Microsoft Download Center:
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Security and Privacy Topics
Use the following topics to help you implement security and privacy for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager.
- Planning for Security in
Configuration Manager
- Configuring Security for
Configuration Manager
- Microsoft System Center
2012 Configuration Manager Privacy Statement
- Microsoft System Center
2012 Configuration Manager Privacy Statement - Mobile Device
Addendum
- Security Best Practices
and Privacy Information for Configuration Manager
- Technical Reference for
Cryptographic Controls Used in Configuration Manager
- Technical Reference for
Ports Used in Configuration Manager
- Technical Reference for
Accounts Used in Configuration Manager