Administrators can also specify, on a very granular level, which settings in PGP are 'locked down' from user modification. Locked down settings appear grayed out in the GUI to end users, and are protected in storage using cryptographic methods. Computers protected by PGP 7.0 can automatically download updated configuration information on a scheduled basis from any PGP Keyserver 7.0 or standard LDAP v2 or v3 compliant directory. Computer specific information, such as VPN settings, are stored in a central location on the system. PGP provides packet filtering as the second line of defense for computers it protects.
Administrators can also create custom rules.
By default, alerts cause a dismaying noise and a flashing tray icon. If attacks are alerted, PGP can try to trace the source by using the results of telnet, HTTP, snmp, dns connections. No alerts are logged. No alerts are logged. Advantages Part of an excellent encryption package.