Saner 4.1 unveils feature-packed release for Patch Management and encompasses performance optimization in all the tools. It offers patch rollback mechanisms for various Linux and Mac operating systems and supports remediation for non-security patches too. Following are the highlights of Saner 4.1 Release: Patch Management Automation now supports security and non-security patches. A software patch […]
Read More →Saner 3.0 provides new administrative controls, consolidated reports across all clients, additional endpoint probes, scaling/performance improvements, and a variety of usability enhancements. Saner 3.0 Role-based Access Control New Features: Multiple User Roles are classified as Administrators, Account Administrators, Super Users, Normal Users, Server Administrators. Administrators can create multiple account administrators to delegate management of client/site accounts. Similarly, […]
Read More →Saner Solution 2.3 provides many new features and capabilities, including full support for Mac OS X systems. The Saner solution protects endpoints on all three major operating systems, Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and all flavours of Linux. Image courtesy: Rini @SecPod Enhancements Complete feature integration of the Saner solution with Mac OS X operating […]
Read More →The main highlight of this release is the extension of our features to various Linux flavors such as CentOS, RHEL, Amazon Linux, Fedora, Ubuntu and other Debian and RPM based systems. Image courtesy: Rini Thomas @ SecPod What’s New in Release? Real-time analysis of Linux-based systems through an enormous list of queries such as System control settings, Processes, Services, […]
Read More →SecPod Saner 2.1 provides exciting new features and bug fixes. Features include much more robust reporting, automated alerts, threat visualization and co-branding support for managed service providers. Administrators have a refurbished dashboard, which is fast and convenient. Quick links on the dashboard help search deeper into endpoint data. Remediation based on rules delineates status of […]
Read More →World is huMONGOous and so is the amount of data that we possess in it. The above line explains where did the word ‘Mongo’ originate from and why do we need MongoDB. MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented database. Document databases pair each key with a complex data structure known as a document. Documents can contain many […]
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