Control User Access

[Allsop]

Hi,

I created an access policy to limit user access in a guest account.  However, I noticed with a password-protected access policy in effect, the license details (i.e. Identifier and Key info) is still accessible from the Main Control panel while logged into the guest account.  

My question:  Is there a way to hide license details from users that are logged into the guest account as to protect such sensitive information from being compromised?

Thanks.

[Porthos]

At this time there is not.

Since MBAM premium is a one household license why do you need to keep it from your family?

[Allsop]

Okay, kind of  figured there wasn't an option to hide license info but thought I'd ask.

Anyway, it's on a laptop that I let others (i.e. students) use via a guest account.

Thanks.

Edited May 24, 2016 by Allsop

[daledoc1]

Hi, @Allsop:

In addition to @Porthos's excellent advice about the one-household licensing policy....

18 minutes ago, Allsop said:

Anyway, it's on a laptop that I let others (i.e. students) use via a guest account.

From your post, it sounds as if this might be a work or school computer?

If so, per the EULA, use of MBAM in that environment requires business licensing, as explained HERE.
Also, the current MBAM-Business version is 1.80.

So you might want to contact the Business Help Desk -- they can assist you with getting the correct licensing and with installing/configuring the correct version of the program.

Cheers.

Edited May 24, 2016 by daledoc1
Help Desk link

[Allsop]

Hi Dale,

No worries about breaching the EULA.  It's a personal laptop that I let students use during their break for non-educational purposes.  The PC and any purchased software that was installed is owned by yours truly.