Posts Tagged ‘powerbroker for windows’
Session Monitoring Provides Context Aware Security for Windows
The Windows world is about to get a long overdue lesson from Unix. Privilege Identity Management does not stop at just logging that an application gets launched with elevated privileges; administrators need to know what the user does with that application, as well. Did they use the program within the guidelines of company policy or…
Tech Tip: PowerBroker for Windows 6.0 Sneak Peek
Have you ever wanted to see what activities someone has performed inside one of your line-of-business apps for troubleshooting purposes? Maybe you just want to monitor what activities a network administrator performed on your Exchange Server to track down a configuration change. Well, we’ve got an exciting new feature in the upcoming release of PowerBroker…
University of Winchester secures its applications with the help of BeyondTrust
A PowerBroker for Windows customer, University of Winchester, was recently highlighted in the Spring 2013 Government and Public Sector Journal (GPSJ). GPSJ is a great source for professionals in the government & public sectors, and informs them of the latest breaking news and exclusive footage. We are very happy and proud of our customer being…
Oracle’s Java Hates Least-Privilege
Recently, there has been a lot of commentary and discussions about what to do about the state of security and the seemingly endless attacks that we are facing. There are, of course, many recommendations that are being made at a governmental level of how best to approach this problem through the use of information sharing…
PowerBroker for Windows Rule Creation with Retina CS
For any enterprise solution, manually creating rules can be a daunting task and repetitive exercise. This problem is even more complex when working with solutions that potentially touch every application within your environment. Consider the complexity of identifying every application that requires escalated privileges for a least privilege project. How can you identity every user application…
