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Identifying risks to your infrastructure means sifting through volumes of log files and security alerts to discover critical threats. But that
takes way too long; by the time you finish your analysis, the threat has done its damage or a hacker’s tactics have
changed. CAS appliances, featuring ConsoleWorks technology, solve this problem by alerting you to critical security
events as they happen. Events from all of your disparate assets: any networked device, system, database,
and application are quickly correlated to provide a clear picture of the attempted attack.
That's just one aspect of how ConsoleWorks can help secure your network. Among it's other security related features:
- Control access. Users must first log in to use ConsoleWorks. After authenticating the username and password, ConsoleWorks restricts users to the functionality and managed devices authorized by the users’ profile.
- Track users. ConsoleWorks timestamps and logs all console command and message activity in a console log file. Authorized users may search, review, and e-mail this log file.
- Secure Connectivity. ConsoleWorks offers OpenSSL support. This support provides users with the latest SSL features and enhancements from the reference implementation for the industry. ConsoleWorks also enables you to define your SSH client under the console port definition for each console. This feature allows you to configure some consoles to support SSH1, others to support SSH2, and still others not to support any SSH program.
- Request a demonstration
Witness the power of ConsoleWorks with a knowledgable representative on hand to answer any questions.
- Technical Resources
For more technical information about ConsoleWorks and the ConsoleWorks Application Server (CAS) appliance.
It’s time for ConsoleWorks
Whether you are in the healthcare, energy management, financial services, government, telecom or manufacturing industry ... we understand your business. If your organization depends on business-critical infrastructure, you need ConsoleWorks.
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