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Those who have seen or heard about Intel Anti-Theft Technology with PGP Remote Disable and Destroy are asking the next logical question "How do I know if I have Intel Anti-Theft?"

If you are new to Intel Anti-Theft Technology, take a look at the following:

While talking with a few Symantec Education Services contacts about an official Out-of-Band Management training course, the question was raised whether there was sufficient customer demand

I've created a poll on Symantec Connect and invite you to voice your opinion.

Meet the Intel Team at Symantec Vision 2011 in Las Vegas!

Don't miss your chance to learn the latest while also entering to win one of several exciting prizes from Intel.

Take a look at the updated guide which includes Altiris 7 and some of the latest Intel vPro Technology features.

The guide is available at http://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-1400

Intel will be making Symantec Backup Exec 2010 available to its system builder partners through its network of authorized distributors. The addition of Symantec Backup Exec expands Intel's software offering for channel partners that are part of the chipmaker’s Enabled Solutions Acceleration Alliance(ESAA).

Announced at Symantec Vision Barcelona (http://www.symantec.com/about/news/release/article.jsp?prid=20101004_02) - the PGP and Intel Anti-Theft solution provides a great way to secure laptop PCs.

Sometimes finding the proverbial needle in the haystack is complicated if all you have are network traces and application logs.

For many - this could be a key focus in configuring Intel Active Management Technology (AMT)

Take a look at the AMTdiag tool - http://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-5582.

If you've updated your Symantec Management Platform recently - you likely have the needed update for KVM remote control.   This was released June 22, 2010.

Customers can immediately take advantage of this feature - helping to reduce support times

At Symantec Vision 2010 - Symantec and Intel demonstrated an interesting use case for out-of-band management.

Take a look at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tigr19IMda0

Imagine being able to reclaim an application license even when the remote system is powered off.   See the demo