Re: Remote Access Security, 3rd Party Tool

[Sam_L <lennon_s_j@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Kisco is another company--Safenet is their product.  So now there are 
four I know of.

Seems like few folk are willing to comment on what product they are using.

Sam

On 12/3/2012 12:11 AM, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
> Hi Sam
>
> I can think of 2. Centerfield Technology used to have a tool for this
> that was not too complicated to work with. It might be sufficient for
> your needs, I'm not sure. Take a look at www.centerfieldtechnology.com
> and look around - I worked there for a few years up to 2004, and I don't
> know what is there now.
>
> The other is Powertech, I believe. This is much more comprehensive in
> its coverage - and maybe complexity as to setup - I have no experience
> doing that, so your mileage will very likely vary. I do have much
> respect for John Earl, who was the original creator (I believe) of
> Powertech. www.powertech.com got me to a page - they've been acquired,
> it appears, by the same group that now owns Help Systems and ASC and ???
>
> HTH
> Vern

> > If anyone is using a Remote Access Security Manager and feels free to
> > provide the name and comment on the effectiveness, ease of use and
> > support, it would be appreciated.

> > In a former life, where I wasn't the responsible party, we installed a
> > 3rd party tool that kept out the riff-raff--I can't recall the name, but
> > it was extremely granular and thus quite complex to manage.  My research
> > so far indicates that Powertech, Net IQ (was Pentasafe)and Enforcive
> > (was BSafe) have products.