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3.6.1 Management

NIST platform security: roots of trust, firmware and secure enclaves SP 800-193
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Management

Control

Vendors should carefully consider their target customers when designing resilient platforms to ensure proper management and control of policies and configuration settings can be administered in the way which best serve customer needs. Management of policies and configuration settings can be performed either locally or remotely. Depending on platform type, customers may expect the capability to fully administer a platform securely from a remote location. Some customers may expect to require a physically present user to approve a change in policy. Other customers may expect to be able to remotely extract any log data, or they may wish to prevent the exfiltration of log data except through authorized local mechanisms.