Unique Value of Session Auditor

The core application systems of those large enterprises and organizations consist of a large mount of Unix/Linux servers, Windows servers, network devices, and applications over them, which might be ERP, CRM, resource management, billing system, office automation, electronic operations and maintenance, knowledge management and other client/server and/or browser/server applications.

Generally, administrators and operators use Telnet/SSH to remotely manage Unix/Linux servers and network devices, and use Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to remotely manage Windows servers, while might be used are VNC /HTTP /FTP /Rlogin /Rsh and etc.

There seems to be a paradox to security managers. In one side, to counteract the threats from network eavesdroping and hijacking, security managers urge and even require administrators to use those encrypted protocols in remote management. In other side, due to the lack of auditability, security auditors might prevent administrators to use those encrypted protocol so that they can collect and record the audit information. Which choice should the security managers adopt? to use encrypted protocols to avoid threats, or not to use encrypted protocols in order to audit the operations?

BMST's perspective is ENCRPTED PROTOCOLS SHOULD AND CAN BE AUDITED IN THE SAME WAY AS THOSE UNENCRYPTED PROTOCOLS.

BMST's Session Auditor has the unique capability to enhance your audit systems by network based transparent RDP/SSH auditing, in conjunction with complete recording and replay. Morever, RDP/SSH auditing is completely one bonus you can take, because it supports other general protocols just as other audit products. SA is the trustworthy "Black Box" and analyzer in your compliance flight journey.

Session-Auditor has three components. The Sensor(SAS) is reponsible to identify the procotols and record them transparently, and the data is reassembled in sessions and sent back to the second component - Data(SAD), where the session data are stored, processed, indexed and queryed. The third component is the Console (SAC), the general GUI, which is responsible to globally manage all components in the whole system, including the working mode and audit policy.

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