Posts Tagged ‘Retina CS’
Retina CS 4.5 – Calendars and Vulnerability Smart Rules
One of the many challenges facing Product Management today is addressing client feature requests. Often times, the request for a specific business problem does not translate to other customers or markets. Other times, the request is so complicated to explain, it takes multiple discussions to figure out the root problem and to figure out if…
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…
BeyondTrust Retina CS Earns Perfect 5 Star Rating by SC Magazine
We are happy to announce that for the 5th year in a row, SC Magazine has given a glowing review of Retina CS Threat Management Console with 5 stars across all its judging categories. SC Magazine tests all products in the most logical way: they vulnerability or pen tested them directly. Their “…results were excellent and…
Another (sigh) IE Zero-Day
Unfortunately, the security industry was not going to escape 2012 without seeing yet another zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. It has been discovered that a targeted attack, leveraging a zero-day in IE, has been posed against the Council on Foreign Relations Portal. The technical origin of the flaw is as follows: the vulnerability occurs…
BeyondTrust Named 2012 Industry Innovator by SC Magazine
We’re happy to announce that SC Magazine has recognized BeyondTrust as a 2012 Industry Innovator! Read the report here. What SC Magazine Says. “BeyondTrust is far more than a one-trick pony. The company’s creativity and drive to innovate is what keeps this organization at the forefront of its market. Like many companies, currently and in…
Retina CS 4.0 and Remedy Ticketing Integration
Overview Retina CS enables teams to centrally manage organization-wide IT security and compliance initiatives from a single, web-based console. It provides discovery, prioritization, and remediation of security risks by delivering what matters the most – context. Retina CS is the centerpiece of the BeyondTrust vision of Context Aware Security Intelligence which helps organizations answer the…
Microsoft SCCM Integration with Retina CS Threat Management Console
Overview Retina CS enables teams to centrally manage organization-wide IT security and compliance initiatives from a single, web-based console. It provides discovery, prioritization, and remediation of security risks by delivering what matters the most – context. Retina CS is the centerpiece of the BeyondTrust vision of Context Aware Security Intelligence which helps organizations answer the…
PowerBroker for Windows – Solution Deployment
PowerBroker for Windows (PBW) is designed to integrate directly into your corporate Active Directory (AD) structure without modifying your existing schema. In the asset labeled “1” below, an administrator simply loads a Group Policy Option (GPO) snap-in onto an asset that uses the Microsoft Management Console (MMC). The administrator can then create policies and rules…
Mmm, Smells Like 0day
Just when you thought we were out of the woods, Internet Explorer 0day shows up, in the wild. Here’s what you need to know about the vulnerability: Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, and 9 are vulnerable (UPDATE: Out-of-band patch available now!) Use-after-free when the CMshtmlEd object is deleted and then the same area in memory…
BlackHole toolkit targets Microsoft XML Core Services flaw
Blackhole is a popular exploit kit used to inject malware onto PCs that visit an exploited site, or are redirected to such a site from another, compromised website. As hackers get bolder they use these types of toolkits to compromise computer networks. This allows less sophisticated individuals and organizations to compromise computer networks since these…
