Posts Tagged ‘IT Search’

Webinar: Anatomy of an Insider Threat

February 27, 2015

Here is a link to another blockbuster we did with Randy Franklin Smith.

In this episode we track down a real world security incident that reveals unauthorized access and disclosure of sensitive data residing on a file server. Randy shows how this would be done with native Windows tools. Then I pull the curtain from IT Search, our most recent invention and feature added to Dell InTrust.

Highly recommended for security managers, IT admins, data analysts and anybody who deals with enterprise security firsthand.

 

 

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Dell InTrust featured in eWeek

January 22, 2015

Sean Michael Kerner wrote a column Dell InTrust Aims to Accelerate Security Discovery in the recent issue of eWeek. It features InTrust and highlights some of the new capabilities added to the latest 11.0 release.

I think that Sean captured the essence of this pivotal release. Here is a good quote:

InTrust 11.0’s enhanced IT search facility enables users to search different types of IT data from a single Web interface. Among the things that the IT search can help discover are answers to user activity questions, including understanding who has access to data, how the access was obtained and how the access was used.

InTrust 11.0 with its IT Search component does go beyond unstructured textual data in its conventional sense.  So, now not only you can search for a needle in the haystack of logs faster.  You can also make sense of all this data by putting it in a context of users, permissions and changes that make the picture of user activity so much clearer.

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InTrust 11.0 is unveiled

January 20, 2015

I am so excited to witness the birth of a wholly new product!

InTrust 11.0 is not just another major version update. With its IT Search feature it has a lot more to offer customers that face security challenges, struggle with IT compliance requirements or just sink in the ridiculous amounts of disparate IT data.

I want to give a big applause to everybody who made this release possible: development teams, marketing, support and everybody who supported the idea from its very inception. I am so happy to partake in building of the future.

As always, great talent and excellent execution yields innovative products.

 

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