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Author: Stuart Reading 

04509-LPCT-Safend User Guide v1 

Jan - 2011 

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If you have feedback on this user guide please email 

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Authorised USB Devices  

 

Trust owned devices being used for work purposes will be authorised. Such devices should 
never be used for everyday storage and should be seen as a way of transferring information 
securely only when necessary. If you are using your own personal device this will not be 
authorised to allow data to be written to it and will be read-only. You must speak with your 
line manager to obtain a Trust supplied device if it is required for business purposes.

 

How to Get Your USB Device Authorised 

 

If you have a device owned by the Trust (not your personal device) you will need to get it 
authorised for use following the steps below:  

1.  Get your line manager to approve the use of the device to save information on to it. 

(Remember this should only be short term storage and not a long term solution). 

2.  Complete the 

USB Authorisation Form

 and ask your line manager to send the form to 

the 

[email protected]

 

3.  A member from the IT Service Desk will contact you to authorise your device for use 

from the 11th February onwards. 

Procuring an Authorised USB Device 
 

 

If you do not already have a Trust supplied USB pen drive for work purposes then you will 
need to complete the following steps in order to obtain one:- 
 

1.  Obtain authorisation from your line manager that you require such a device for your 

day to day duties. 

2.  Complete the 

Business Case Form.doc

’ as appropriate. 

3.  Submit the completed Business Case to IT Procurement. 

(

[email protected]

 

– IT Department, Bevan House, Wavertree 

Technology Park   Fax: 0151 296 7464) 

 
This is the normal IT procurement procedure and will ensure you obtain a Trust authorised 
device.  
 
 
Any pen drive now ordered through IT will need to be Safend compliant so the make, model 
and size of the pen drive available will be much more restricted than it was previously. This 
is mainly with the size of the device as Safend will not work with pen drives over 4Gb in size. 
Therefore, the standard model currently being ordered is the 

Kingston 2Gb DataTraveler

 

memory stick (shown below) which was agreed on as being the Safend compliant model 
with sufficient enough storage for work purposes only. The unit price for this device is 
approximately £5:00. 
 
 

Содержание usb device

Страница 1: ......

Страница 2: ...meet legal requirements We need to ensure we protect you as staff our patients and the organisation which could be affected by the loss of confidential data In order to do this we are going to impleme...

Страница 3: ...erpoolpct nhs uk 3 A member from the IT Service Desk will contact you to authorise your device for use from the 11th February onwards Procuring an Authorised USB Device If you do not already have a Tr...

Страница 4: ...ased through the Trust are Lexar JD Secure drives 2Gb example shown below of various sizes usually 128Mb 256Mb 512Mb 1Gb 2Gb and 4Gb If you have such a device then you will need to complete an authori...

Страница 5: ...the Servicedesk using the authorisation form that the device is Trust supplied Important Using Pre encrypted Pen Drives with Safend If your Trust supplied pen drive has built in encryption software su...

Страница 6: ...when attempting to use such a device The above message is informing you that the device you have attached to your workstation will be read only and therefore blocked by Safend as it is not a Trust au...

Страница 7: ...ting the device into your PC for the first time you will see the following screen appear as normal 2 At the same time and more importantly when inserting the device into your PC for the first time you...

Страница 8: ...ou have backed up any data on your device prior to the go live and before selecting this option Although this option should keep all your data after encryption IT will NOT be held responsible for any...

Страница 9: ...to read write any data from it The password must be at least six characters long It is recommended that a combination capital letters and alphanumeric characters are used for extra security but this i...

Страница 10: ...eedback on this user guide please email SafendRequests northmerseyhis nhs uk 9 Once the encryption process is complete click Finish You now have a secure and encrypted device that will allow full read...

Страница 11: ...g screens The below screen will open as normal along with the Safend Protector Device Password screen in the bottom right hand edge of the screen illustrated further below 2 Enter your unique password...

Страница 12: ...Safend encrypted device with a workstation that does not have Safend installed i e at home or at another Trust etc then you must follow this simple procedure Important Safend encrypted devices do NOT...

Страница 13: ...r your device on a non Safend workstation When this is done about 10 seconds you will be presented with the Safend Protector Device Password screen as normal shown below Enter your unique password tha...

Страница 14: ...d your works PC for instance If you have forgotten your Safend password then you will need to contact the Servicedesk on 7777 1 Insert your encrypted memory stick into a Trust PC that has the Safend s...

Страница 15: ...on this user guide please email SafendRequests northmerseyhis nhs uk 5 You will then be presented with the following screen Enter your new password and re type to confirm it Press Enter or click Next...

Страница 16: ...ton DataTraveler Q What do I do if my USB pen drive is Trust bought but isn t approved A If the device was Trust bought for your day to day duties then you will need to contact the Servicedesk on ext...

Страница 17: ...e However they cannot be used with 64 bit Windows operating systems or with Apple Mac s and it is recommended users contact the location they are visiting in advance to ensure the PC they will be usin...

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