How to Enable and Configure Security Features in HKMLC Smart Board System Settings

Protecting sensitive information, preventing unauthorized access, and maintaining system integrity are all served by ensuring HKMLC smart board security. These USB Lock: Configuration, screen lock, application restrictions, etc. can be configured so that your mobile phone is secured for business, education, and professional use. Read this guide to enable and maintain security features on your HKMLC smart board.

Accessing Security Settings

Here’s how to begin (Note: You’ll want to go to the security settings:

Open your HKMLC smart board, go to the home screen.

Tap on System Settings and scroll to Security & Privacy.

Customize screen lock, USB limitation, network security settings, etc.

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Use screen lock If you want unauthorized users to protect

To stop unwanted users from entering your device, create a screen lock:

Open Security Settings and tap Screen Lock.

Select PIN, Password, or Pattern Lock.

Tap back, confirm your choice, then test the lock by turning the screen off and on again.

USB Lock — Block Access to External Devices

This could potentially be a risk for security because of unauthorized USB connections. To enable USB lock:

Go to Security Settings > USB Lock.

Turn this feature ON so that malicious or unauthorized devices cannot access via USB.

Choose Allow Trusted Devices where you require specific USB peripherals to be active.

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Configuration Of Application Lock To Block Certain Apps

If you want to restrict access to specific apps:

Navigate to the Security Settings > App Lock.

Choose the applications that need to be accessed with passwords or PIN.

Verify your lock and confirm your PIN

Enabling Remote Management and Device Protection

Remote access provides better control for organizations that manage multiple HKMLC smart boards:

In Security Settings, Enable Remote Device Management

A mechanism that allows IT admins to cross-check and configure the security posture.

Use encrypted remote access for extra security.

Understanding Permissions of Each User Role

In shared-use environments, separating user roles provides security:

Create Multiple Access Profiles in User Management

You can set Admin, Standard or Guest permissions

However, only allow the administrative privileges to those who need it.

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Auto Logout of Inactive Sessions

Automatically logout inactive users to prevent security breaches:

Go to Auto Logout Settings

Set the duration (5, 10, 30 minutes, etc.

Check the configuration to enforce logoff after inactivity

Setting Up Network Security Configuration

Protect your HKMLC smart board from cyber-attacks:

Turn on Wi-Fi access limitations and block unknown networks.

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Enable firewall protection to browse securely

Reverting to Default Security Settings

Again, any security setting misconfigurations should either be reset to default:

Go to Security Settings > Restore Defaults.

Once reset, please reboot your HKMLC smart board.

Saving Settings And Making Sure Security Features Are On

After making changes:

Click Save Settings.

Exit Security & Privacy.

Some changes would take effect only after a restart, so do that if you are prompted to do so.

Finally, HKMLC smart boards offer security features that allow users to control who accesses their devices and the information shared through it, by activating these features and ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to your device. If you are interested for an upgrade with more security features check brand new models of HKMLC smart boards here.