Government

Government agencies need to maintain security of data resources, and any uncontrolled and unaudited IT infrastructure changes are inadmissible. The results of such changes may affect people’s lives – that’s why the importance of change auditing cannot be underestimated.

NetWrix partners with Winvale to help U.S. federal government agencies benefit from the secure and compliant IT infrastructure. Simple, lightweight and affordable change auditing tools provide effective and convenient tracking and ongoing review of changes in different systems and applications, including:

• Active Directory;
• Group Policy;
• Exchange;
• file servers;
• storage appliances (e.g. EMC and NetApp);
• virtual machine environments (VMware and System Center VMM);
• Windows Server;
• network devices (e.g. Cisco and CheckPoint);
• SQL Server;
• SharePoint, and others.

NetWrix offers comprehensive, cost-effective and easy to use solutions with special discounts for government agencies:

• Change Reporter Suite – audits who made what change, when and where, anywhere in your IT infrastructure, generates easy-to-understand reports, improves IT infrastructure security and streamlines compliance with federal regulations;
• Identity Management Suite – helps to meet such challenges, as forgotten passwords, account lockouts, expiring passwords, user account de-provisioning, etc., hardens network security, reduces help desk workload and brings significant cost savings, as each support call costs time and money;
• FISMA Compliance Suite – a special set of NetWrix products that ensures adherence to FISMA requirements through automated and consolidated auditing and reporting of all account management activities in different systems and applications with ability to archive reports for a specified amount of time for viewing at a later date.

“Anytime we have a question of how an account was changed, the NetWrix solution helps us to figure out who changed it and when, and then find out from them why.” /Shay Wilson, Network Administrator of the Alaska State Legislature IT Department/ (Read Case Study >)