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Building on the power of Deep Freeze Standard, Deep Freeze Enterprise offers centralized deployment and enhanced flexibility options for customizable management of large computing environments.

• Encrypt all components with a unique customization code
• Preset multiple passwords to be used on a workstation or via the command line control with varying activation and expiration dates
• Generate encrypted one time or one day passwords
• Disable keyboard and mouse during maintenance periods or on demand
• Boot Control window provides ability for immediate reboot
• Create customized installation files using the Configuration Administrator
• Pre-select Frozen Drives and selectively Freeze or Thaw fixed drives
• Schedule automatic Restart/Shutdown times
• Restart computer on Logoff
• SUS/WSUS server or run a custom batch file to update your antivirus definitions
• Create XML-based Deep Freeze Action Files to interact with other programs via the Deep Freeze Console
• Administrators will be able to create, edit, download and share Action Files with other users through
  Faronics Labs
• Communicate with workstations over a LAN, WAN, or combination
• Support for multiple ports
• Instantly send notification messages to workstations

Deep Freeze Mac OS X standardizes Mac workstations 24 hours a day, week after week, year after year. Reduce technical support time and keep expensive computer assets running at maximum performance.

Deep Freeze Mac OS X is like two products in one.

Non-restrictive protection allows a standard (non-administrator) user to make any changes they like in their home directory, but restores the entire directory to its exact original configuration after a logout, restart, selected time interval, or on a selected day of the week. Any changes made by a user are temporary, including changes to the desktop, Library, fonts, Dock, or screen settings.

Restrictive protection lets you specify read, write, and execute privileges on-the-fly on a per-user basis for any file, folder, application, or system preference pane, no matter where it resides on the hard drive.