Overview:
The battle to protect IT assets from malware and unauthorized
software is a costly, ongoing struggle taking up valuable
resources and time.
Each time a new malware threat appears or unsupported software causes a compatibility
conflict, IT has to stop what they’re doing to resolve the issue. Whether
that’s updating antivirus signatures to ensure that systems and information are
protected or re-imaging laptops due to software conflict blue-screens, the end
result is an increased support burden and lower operational efficiency.
Lumension Application Control
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Secure Endpoints, Servers, Kiosks and POS Systems from Malware
The threats aren’t going to stop and antivirus software alone cannot control the
problem as malware threats are being developed faster than the necessary fixes.
Malware has grown over 500% with more than 5.49 million unique samples of
malicious software reported1 and attacks are more targeted, being designed to
specifically bypass antivirus solutions.
Lumension Application Control enables you to prevent the execution of malicious
code utilizing application whitelisting. This approach allows only authorized applications
to run on laptops, PCs, servers, terminal services servers and thin clients
without relying on antivirus signature-updates, freeing up network bandwidth and
IT resources.
With no viral attacks to thwart, malware to hunt down, or incompatible applications
to invoke the blue screen of death, you can spend more time on more strategic
activities instead of constantly fixing computers.
Lumension Application Control provides:
- Endpoint protection from malware without relying on signature updates
- Optimized IT support with decreased helpdesk calls to support unauthorized software
- Improved system availability and service levels by preventing known and
unknown threats
- Audit-readiness with detailed tracking of all application execution attempts
and policy changes
Key Features
- Application Whitelisting
- Automated Application Discovery
- Standard File Definitions
- Automatic Authorization of
Software Updates
- Script / Macro Protection
- Flexible File Authorization
- Local Authorization
- Spread Check
- Offline Computer Protection
- Active Directory and eDirectory
Support
Key Benefits
- Prevents Known and
Unknown Threats
- Blocks Targeted Malware
and Zero-Day Attacks
- Enforces Trusted
Application Environment
- Improves Server
Availability
- Reduces Endpoint
Security TCO
How it Works
1. Discover - Identify all executable files and devices, collect profiles and organize into pre-defined file groups.
2.Implement - Assign permissions for applications to run based on executable, user, or user group attributes. Use an application whitelist approach to ensure that only authorized and legal applications can run on a computer. When a user wants to run an application, the OS request at the kernel level is intercepted by the Lumension driver. If the user has rights, then access will be granted. If the application is not known or the user does not have rights, then access will be denied.
3.Monitor - Monitor the effectiveness of endpoint security policies in real time and identify potential threats by logging all application execution attempts and recording all policy changes and administrator activities.
4.Report - Demonstrate policy compliance and ensure software license compliance to meet Sarbanes Oxley, NERC, HIPAA, PCI, and GLBA requirements by drilling down on suspicious behavior for security or legal follow-up.
Requirements :
Supported Operating Systems:
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Database |
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| Windows Server 2003 |
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| Windows Server 2008 |
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| Windows Server 2008 R2 |
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| Windows XP Embedded (XPe) |
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| Windows XP Tablet PC Edition |
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| Citrix Access Gateway 4.5 |
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| Citrix Presentation Server 4.5 |
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| VMware Infrastructure 3 |
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Hardware and Software Requirements:
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| Database |
Hardware |
- 512 MB (4 GB recommended) memory
- Pentium® Dual-Core or AMD equivalent
CPU
- 3 GB minimum hard disk drive
- 100 MBits/s NIC
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| Software |
One of the following:
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express
Edition
- Microsoft SQL Server 2008
- Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Express
Edition
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| Application Server |
Hardware |
- 512 MB (1 GB recommended) memory
- Pentium® Dual-Core or AMD equivalent
CPU
- 3 GB minimum hard disk drive
- 100 MBits/s NIC
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| Software |
No additional software requirements |
| Management Console |
Hardware |
- 512 MB (1 GB recommended) memory
- Pentium® Dual-Core or AMD equivalent
CPU
- 15 MB hard disk drive for
installation, and 150 MB additional for
application files
- 100 MBits/s NIC
- 1024 by 768 pixels for display
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| Software |
No additional software requirements |
| Client |
Hardware |
- 256 MB (1 GB recommended) memory
- Pentium® Dual-Core or AMD equivalent
CPU
- 10 MB hard disk drive for
installation
- 100 MBits/s NIC
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| Software |
No additional software requirements |
Multi-Language Support:
Supports 12 languages on client machines; this
includes Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese,
Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese,
Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish.