Security Management Strategies for the CIOAccess "Configuration Management: St. Bernard Software's SecurityEXPERT 1.0"
This article is part of the March 2005 issue of What are botnets and how can you prepare for them?
SecurityEXPERT 1.0 St. Bernard Software Price: $1,680 for a one-year, 50-devices license @exb SecurityEXPERT 1.0 @exe St. Bernard's SecurityEXPERT automates deployment and enforcement of strong security configurations, based on industry best practices. St. Bernard Software's security configuration management tool, SecurityEXPERT, is a logical complement to its flagship automated patching tool, Update-EXPERT. This solid first release enables organizations to implement secure configurations across Windows and Unix devices based on policy and/or best practice tem/plates. SecurityEXPERT is an agent-based OS-hardening tool that automates configurations; for example, it can restrict Windows services and rights to users and files via registry settings. Enterprises can enforce custom policies or draw on templates built on best practices from Microsoft, SANS, NIST, CERT and NSA. Installing SecurityEXPERT's server--which includes the management console, IIS, Microsoft Data Engine, and setting and scanning Snap-ins--and applying Windows patches was a long process, ... Access >>>
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