[KB6209] Set up security tools in ESET Smart Security Premium

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Password Manager

A new version is available

Due to security reasons, Password Manager 2.x is no longer supported. If you are an existing user, click here for instructions to upgrade Password Manager to the latest version (for mobile devices or extensions).

Password Manager protects and stores your passwords and personal data. It includes a form completion feature that saves time by completing web forms automatically and accurately, as well as a built-in password generator that prompts you to create strong, unpredictable passwords. Your newly created login credentials are stored automatically as they are created.

Password Manager Access

Password Manager is only available for users who have an ESET Smart Security Premium license. Users must connect the license to their myESET account and set up a Password Store to use Password Manager.

If you are a first-time user, perform the following steps to set up Password Manager.

  1. Click Password Manager. To access Password Manager from the Home screen, click Setup → Security Tools → Password Manager.
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  1. Click your account in myESET.
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  1. Type your email address and password for your myESET account, and then click Log in. If you do not have an account, click Create account. You need to create a myESET account in order to use Password Manager.
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  1. Click Add Password Store.
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If your license is not connected to your myESET account, click Open My licenses → Add license then type your License key and click Add license. When your license appears in the Password Manager portal, click Add Password Store.
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  1. Enter the email address associated with the license of your ESET product and click Add password store.
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  1. Click the applicable link below to start adding the ESET Password Manager extension to your desired browser.
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  1. Enable ESET Password Manager for applications on your Android device.

Secure Data

Concurrency issue

ESET Endpoint Encryption will not be able to run concurrently with Secure Data. If you already have ESET Endpoint Encryption installed on your computer, you will not be able to enable Secure Data.
You must uninstall ESET Endpoint Encryption from your computer if you wish to use Secure Data.

Encrypt data on your computer and USB drives.

  1. Click Enable next to Secure Data. To enable Secure Data from the Home screen, click Setup → Security Tools, then click the slider bar next to Secure Data and click Create encrypted drive.
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  1. Click Virtual drive.
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  1. Click Browse.
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  1. Select the desired location for your encrypted virtual drive and click Save.
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  1. Click Continue.
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  1. Type in a strong password into the Set password and Confirm password fields and then click Continue.

    Do not lose this password!

    Make sure you do not lose this password. You will need it to access your encrypted drive. You will not be able to recover your data if you lose this password.

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  1. Click Done to exit the setup wizard. Your encrypted virtual drive is ready to use.
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Parental Control

Parental Control enables users to allow or restrict access to certain web content depending on the age and profile of the user account. You will also create a security password to protect all settings within your ESET home product. The password will be required for any future modifications to ESET Smart Security Premium, ESET Smart Security, and ESET Internet Security. See the following articles for more information about setting up and using Parental Control.

Anti-Theft

ESET Anti-Theft uses geographical IP address lookup, web camera image capture, user account protection and device monitoring to help you and a law enforcement organization locate your computer or device if it is lost or stolen. Anti-Theft is recommended for laptop users; you do not need to setup Anti-Theft on a stationary PC. Activate ESET Anti-Theft.

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Last Updated: Jun 1, 2021

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