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Trend Micro Endpoint Encryption 3.1.3 Administrator's Guide
Account Roles and Authentication
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Trend Micro Endpoint Encryption offers Administrators a number of account roles and
authentication methods depending on their specific needs, including multi-factor
authentication.
Account Roles
Endpoint Encryption includes several different account types intended for different
roles within the enterprise. These roles determine how accounts access and perform
various tasks.
TABLE 1-9. Endpoint Encryption Account Roles
ROLES DESCRIPTION
Enterprise Administrator Controls entire enterprise and has administrative rights to
all groups, users, devices, and policies regardless of
where they reside within the enterprise.
Group Administrator Administrative rights over any group and its subgroups that
they are assigned.
Note
Rights do not apply to parent groups, groups at the
same level in the hierarchy or their subgroups.
Enterprise Authenticator Intended for Help Desk personnel to provide remote
assistance. This can occur when a user must call the help
desk because they forgot their password or have technical
problem. Enterprise Authenticators have configurable
privileges over the entire enterprise.
Group Authenticator Similar to Enterprise Authenticator, but limited to the group
level only.
User For end-users who make use of the endpoint clients, but
are not assigned administrative or authenticator
responsibilities.