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STEALTHbits Blog (23)
Monday, 12 March 2012 17:46
AD Change Happens on DCs
AD Change Happens on DCs Change Happens. Users come and go, their properties change, policy needs are revised, and groups have their memberships updated. Changes are made all over your organization, and they eventually find their way to your Domain Controllers where objects are modified and the changes replicate throughout your organization. Keeping tabs on all of these changes is…
Friday, 02 March 2012 20:29
Entitlement Reviews on Unstructured Data
Entitlement Reviews on Unstructured Data Whether you’re already conducting entitlement reviews and are looking to bring unstructured data into the process or are just getting started and have concerns across your file systems and other unstructured data sources, STEALTHbits can help. Collection We’ve developed the fastest, most thorough, most flexible content scanners in the industry to collect and organize unstructured…
Thursday, 02 February 2012 13:55
File Share Entitlement Review: Finding the Owner
File Share Entitlement Review: Finding the Owner One thing top of mind for information security professionals in 2012 is understanding who has access to what and being able to provide clear, concise reporting around it. We call it Access Governance or Data Governance and it consists of entitlement reviews, access reviews, or audit reporting. The terms overlap and the complete…
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 20:25
Open File Shares: A Pragmatic Approach
Open File Shares: A Pragmatic Approach A number of STEALTHbits’ customers have reported that their #1 audit challenge boils down to open file shares. Auditors are clearly concerned with access and while it’s difficult to understand access rights across millions of individual files, it’s immediately apparent when there are file shares that are open to anyone. But, how do you…
Monday, 19 December 2011 21:40
Data & Access Governance for the Masses (of servers)
Data & Access Governance for the Masses (of servers) We’ve been building and perfecting our solution for data and access governance over the past few years and we’ve learned that two of the biggest considerations for data governance solutions are (1) Scalability and (2) Coverage. Scalability Scalability is critical. Any solution that attempts to scan a server will take some…
Thursday, 07 July 2011 14:42
StealthINTERCEPT and CSI
So, in the "new and upcoming news" category, StealthINTERCEPT is due out shortly here at STEALTHbits. With a name like that, we're not suprisingly referring to it as SI internally right now. And since I'm sitting up here in Canada going through some webpage design for the roll-out, I think of it as CSI. And then I get to thinking…
Friday, 24 June 2011 17:39
StealthMAINTAIN for Active Directory: Marketing Derails Product Management Processes (Leak 2)
If there were an award for Supersleuth Marketing Team of the year, STEALTHbits' would be on the short list. We've crept around corridors and hid out in conference rooms to bring you the latest buzz on groundbreaking products that'll be out soon. Earlier this year, we brought you a first look at StealthINTERCEPT, a game-changing real-time Active Directory solution. Now,…
Friday, 10 June 2011 15:46
Jack of all Trades, Master of Data & Access Governance
You've heard it before – that nagging phrase that makes you feel like you're underachieving or stretching yourself too thin: Jack of all trades, Master of none. Yet, in today's world of click-happy multi-tasking, that phrase is ringing less and less true. To be effective, the demand within organizations now seems to be for Jacks of all trades, people who…
Tuesday, 31 May 2011 21:15
SharePoint Management Self-Service
Managing user access within SharePoint is a chore, but reducing permissions sprawl (way too many people having access) and keeping access organized and up-to-date is critical if you want to really understand what SharePoint resources are being used, and who is using them. Unfortunately, due to a variety of reasons, SharePoint is often out-of-date when it comes to permissions. Factors…
