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Silent’ or ‘High Visibility’ modes DeviceWall allows organisations to choose if the solution should run in the background, simply stopping the connection of unauthorised device types, or whether they want to proactively remind users of the security restrictions that apply to them. In ‘silent’ mode, DeviceWall runs with no user alerts or notifications (other than standard Windows dialogues). In ‘high visibility’ mode, DeviceWall notifies users of their privileges both a log-on and if an attempt is made to connect a blocked device.
Active Directory support For those organisations who have already invested in Active Directory, DeviceWall will seamlessly integrate with existing user groups to populate the Access Control List as well as provide full browsing of computers, users and user groups.
DeviceWall integrates with Active Directory to enable the Access Control List to be managed as well as to allow computers, users and user groups to be browsed for deployment of the client service.
Giving Temporary Device Access
DeviceWall is designed to provide the highest levels of security without impacting on business productivity. As such, it provides the flexibility to quickly react to exceptions where a user may legitimately require access to a normally restricted device.
Online Users For users connected to the network, the administrator simply updates the policy for the affected user, granting temporary access to the specified class of device. There will inevitably be times where an off-site employee, with no access to the network, needs access to a blocked device. In these instances, DeviceWall has a special mechanism to permit temporary access to a specified device type until they end their current Windows session.
The combination of an effective security mechanism plus the capability to handle one-time exceptions means that DeviceWall is the ideal solutions looking to protect the integrity of the network with affecting business productivity.
The process of granting temporary permissions creates an audit log entry which records the person to whom one-time privileges were given, what type of device was unblocked and why. The audit log is time-stamped and maintained for subsequent review.
Granting Temporary Access
A User that is denied access to a Device Class can be granted "Temporary Access" using the DeviceWall Temporary Access Tool. The Temporary Access Tool can be launched from the Windows Start Menu, or from the Tools Menu in the DeviceWall Control Center.
Temporary Access can be granted
simultaneously to up to 3 specific Device Classes, or to all Device
Classes.
To ensure that data copied onto a USB flash drive doesn't end up in the wrong hands.
DeviceWall offers the option to automatically encrypt all files as they are transferred from the PC. The encryption process is transparent to end users and has no negative effects on employee productivity.
Using a choice of industry-standard 256-bit AES and Blowfish encryption ciphers, DeviceWall can transform any USB flash drive into a secure means of transporting sensitive company and customer information.
Data on a DeviceWall-encrypted device can only be accessed through a PC carrying the organization’s unique DeviceWall keycode – preventing files from being accessed on non-authorised systems or networks.
Encryption Considerations
DeviceWall’s 256-bit data encryption is super-secure. So secure, in fact, that if you lose your key, you won’t be able to retrieve any data from the USB flash drive. Ever.
Likewise, reformatting a device will delete any data already resident on it.
As such, Centennial Software strongly recommends that encrypted USB flash drives are ONLY used to transport COPIES of files between locations or PCs. An encrypted USB flash drive must never be the sole means of data back-up or be used to hold the only copy of sensitive files
To ensure you can track security policy enforcement, DeviceWall automatically creates a permanent audit trail of all policy deployments, changes in privileges and temporary access rights.
Device Access Auditing Overview
Centennial DeviceWall* maintains an "audit log" of Device Access for users on the network. The audit log data is stored centrally in an SQL database and can be viewed and exported via the Centennial DeviceWall Control Center.
The data recorded includes:
File Access Audit
Automatically log file movements to monitor user activity and reduce the risk of data leakage.
In addition to the existing comprehensive and intuitive auditing of supported device connections and policy changes, DeviceWall 4.5 will introduce the ability to automatically audit user attempts to read/write, delete or rename files on portable devices*.
Data recorded by DeviceWall will be reported in the policy control centre and will comprise:
DeviceWall 4.5 will automatically audit all supported file actions, or administrators can manually select the processes and file types to be monitored.
* Applies to Windows 2000/XP/2003, File Transfer Audit is not supported on Windows NT. Local system users not supported.
Tracking DeviceWall Deployments
Each time DeviceWall is installed or updated on a PC, a record is automatically kept in the control centre. This audit trail can be reviewed at any time to help administrators check the policy and client software running on a PC currently or at a previous point in time.
Recording Temporary Access Rights
When a user is granted temporary access to particular device type, DeviceWall enables administrators to log the user, device type and reason for exception. This entry is then time-stamped and stored in the audit trail for later review.
The IT system administrator simply installs the software and sets up a policy defining the trustees, any authorised user and/or groups of users selected from Active Directory using the DeviceWall control centre which operates as a remote deployment tool.
The Client service is then deployed from the DeviceWall control centre, across all computers to which control of the use of the supported device classes is required. With just a few clicks from the control centre your entire PC network can be updated with policy enforcement instructions.
If an unauthorised user subsequently attempts to perform an operation for which he or she does not have the necessary permissions set, DeviceWall blocks access to the device and Microsoft Windows displays an ‘Access Denied’ error dialog - the unauthorised user is unable to proceed.
Policy Updates DeviceWall clients automatically check for updates when a user logs on to the network or at configurable time intervals (the default setting is every six hours), so there is no administrative overhead involved in ensuring that all clients are running the latest version of the security policy.
Updating The Client Software DeviceWall has an intuitive console that identifies the current version of the client software deployed on each PC it protects.
A simple one-click process enables the Administrator to push a client update to selected users / machines.
Technical Specification Guide
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Network Environment
Real-time Access Rights and unattended policy updates These features uses MS IIS to automatically update the client service when a policy update is made by the administrator. This ensures simple and rapid deployment across network with minimal interruption to users.
Transparent network deployment Client software can be silently deployed without interrupting user
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Centennial Software offers several pricing models. These models are designed to offer organisations the option of purchasing the Centennial DeviceWall Software in the manner that best suits the organisations buying criteria or project requirement.
Support and Maintenance contracts are available over either a 12, 24, and 36 Month Periods
Support and Maintenance costs are based on the current retail price per licence and are calculated using an agreed % rate for the period required.
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NetWorld UK provide full installation/implementation and product training which will enhance the customer experience of using the Centennial DeviceWall Software.
Although we do not mandate any of our services as a purchase requirement, for those organisations wishing to take advantage of our experience and expertise with this product we would be pleased to provide full details and costs of all our service.
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This course is designed to meet the needs of both Support Management and Staff who Administer the
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NetWorld UK's technical staff are all Centennial Certified Engineers.
NetWorld UK are therefore, able to provide highly trained experienced Technical Consultants whom are qualified to customise the DeviceWall Software and offer suggestions based on their experiences of previous audit projects.
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Centennial DeviceWall FAQ's
______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: What is DeviceWall?A: DeviceWall is a software solution designed to give organisations control over unauthorised use of specific portable devices (Flash Storage Disks, Mobile Phones, PDA's, Music Players etc) based upon user profiles. ______________________________________________________________________________________
Q: Which devices does DeviceWall support?A: DeviceWall can actively manage a wide range of devices such as PDAs, iPods and other music players, USB sticks and external storage devices (including CD writers, Zip drives and external hard drives). DeviceWall also manages internal diskette and optical (CD and DVD) drives. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: Which platforms does DeviceWall support?A: DeviceWall works with the most common enterprise IT operating systems, Windows NT4, 2000, XP and 2003. DeviceWall does not currently support earlier versions of Windows or non-Windows operating environments. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: How does DeviceWall work?A: DeviceWall is an innovative solution that applies security policies selectively to specific classes of device. If a user attempts to access a blocked device, such as a USB drive, Windows will simply generate an Access Denied message. Access policies (or Access Control Lists) in DeviceWall are managed directly from a single Control Centre. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: How will DeviceWall be installed?A: The DeviceWall Client Service must be installed on every computer where control of devices for user access is required. DeviceWall installs the Client Service seamlesslessly from a centralised management console on the server (the DeviceWall Control Centre), without any interruption to the user. IT administrators can manage and deploy the DeviceWall Client Service on every computer in their network from the Control Centre. The administrator simply sets the permissions required to allow or deny the user or groups of users (forming an Access Control List) and simply deploys the service. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: Do IT Administrators need to manually connect to each computer in the network to make changes to permissions?A: No. DeviceWalls unique Control Centre technology enables this procedure to be achieved centrally simplifying the process. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: Can users disable DeviceWall once a permission has been set?A: No. Only IT administrators have the authority to control the permissions according to their network set-up and configuration. They should ensure users do not have the authority to make administrative changes. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: Can DeviceWall be remotely deployed?A: Yes. Administrators can perform this procedure from the Control Centre. Permissions can only be set from the Control Centre. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: Does DeviceWall manage users or PCs?A: Devicewall enables administrators to set permissions to access various classes of portable media device by users or groups of users. The actual computer upon which the client is installed will allow permitted users to access permitted devices but will block any activity by unauthorized users. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: Can DeviceWall protect users computers who are offline and not on the network?A: Yes. The security policy applied to a user is valid regardless of whether the PC is connected to the network or not. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q. Can DeviceWall enable a policy to be updated quickly if a legitimate need arises?A. Yes. An updated policy can be instantly pushed to a PC in the instance of a normally-restricted user needing legitimate access to a certain device. Where the PC is not connected to the network (i.e it is Ôoffline), DeviceWall has the capability to grant one time access to a specific class of device until the end of the current Windows session. This unique feature means that organisations can maintain a high level of security by default while still reacting quickly and effectively to exceptional requirements on a case-by-case basis. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Q: Does DeviceWall work with Microsoft Active Directory?A: Yes. DeviceWall integrates with Active Directory to enable the Access Control List to be managed as well as to allow computers users and user groups to be browsed for deployment of the client service. However, Active Directory is not a |