Key Management Server /KMS SecureCloud SaaS server / SecureCloud Management Server / SecureCloud Server

The Trend Micro hosted server that provides SecureCloud functionalities—key approval, log collection, account management, localization settings, and reporting.

SecureCloud agent / Runtime Agent

The program installed on the system hosting the encrypted storage device. The SecureCloud agent is responsible for device provisioning and encryption.

SecureCloud

Refers to the SecureCloud Key Management Server.

image / machine image (AMI)

The operating and root file systems, including architecture (32- or 64-bit) used to initialize or create an instance.

instance

A running virtual machine in the cloud service provider environment. It originated from an image and is capable of running an operating system and its processes. Unlike a static image, an instance is dynamic, which you can interact.

Integrity Check Module (ICM)

A module running inside the Runtime Agent that checks the integrity of security products within an instance.

When this feature is enabled, SecureCloud account owners are required to go through a two-step verification process:

authentication code

The code generated by Google Authenticator, which SecureCloud requires when logging on to the web console (MFA method).

MFA backup code / backup code

Code used to log on to the SecureCloud web console when an authentication code (or your registered mobile phone) is unavailable.

activation code

Code used to activate the SecureCloud product license.

passphrase

Sequence of text, which an account owner uses during device provisioning to gain access to the SecureCloud server.

Any supported volume, partition, or drive that is target for SecureCloud encryption.

A space on physical disk used for swapping. You need to find empty partition or repartition a disk to add additional swap partition space.

In Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) or Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS), a space that exists only as long as the instance it is associated with.