PowerBroker Identity Services, Enterprise Edition Report for SOX Compliance
PowerBroker Identity Services, Enterprise Edition uses group policy settings across Linux, Unix, and Mac OS X to put in place security controls for users and computers. Granular-control mechanisms allow IT administrators to create automated processes that enforce policy. Enforcement of organizational policies helps reduce the likelihood of malicious or risky behavior.
The out-of-the-box templates and tools for customized reports allow you to demonstrate compliance across your entire network quickly and accurately, reducing the time spent with auditors and the costs associated with an audit.
If an unauthorized user logs on to root, you want to be notified before any real damage is done, right? Or would you like to be alerted to the access by the damage that is done, and then need to search through days of logged activity to learn more about the event? Real-time alerting is one of the proactive approaches PowerBroker Identity Services, Enterprise Edition takes to security monitoring. We don't expect users to consider a "needle in the haystack" approach to be a serious security plan.
As opposed to other solutions, PowerBroker takes a proactive approach to security and identity event monitoring (SIEM). Included in the SIEM toolset is the PowerBroker Operations Dashboard. The dashboard gives you a high-level, graphical view of security events, so you see alerts and can evaluate security events immediately when they occur. Security information is presented in the dashboard with green, yellow, and red indicators. The security thresholds for the alert system can be customized to fit your organization's needs. Administrators can easily query the database.