Tiến adds security capabilities PowerBroker for Windows 6.0

Security solutions provider Ti?n was announced for Windows 6.0, adding new session and monitoring capacity of its intelligence and security access control providing Microsoft Windows infrastructure for the integrity of the file.

Product strategy and operations ti?n EVP Brad Hibbert said in his prepared speech that the updating of the product allows administrators to make decisions "more effective."

Security solutions provider Ti?n was announced for Windows 6.0, adding session-file-integrity monitoring and analytics deployments and drive greater policy context-aware security intelligence for Windows infrastructure environments of Microsoft (MSFT). This solution uses Retina CS Threat Management Console of society to help assess the overall risk of a system to help administrators decide what privileges must be assigned to a user or system. What's included in this version of PowerBroker? We will reveal the details.

The new version of PowerBroker relies on Ti?n's vision for addressing the security challenges reviews by providing security and compliance solutions.

With this in mind, the following features have been added to the latest version of PowerBroker:

Monitoring session-Ti?n customers can record user activity depending on the application. This ability is essential in the work of troubleshooting and forensics;

File integrity monitoring-this feature adds an additional level of security, allowing or denying access to modify the files in the directory. Access can be targeted to applications or users.

Deploying policies of retina CS-CS Retina can now be used to store and distribute the PowerBroker policy for Windows 6.0. Group policies are no longer necessary (but can still be used), which provides a single pane of glass to create reports and politics through the Retina CS; and

Redesigned user interface "Metro" with a new Windows 8 "Metro" UI theme, guests enjoy a modern look, with more intuitive dashboards and easy to navigate. Product strategy and operations ti?n EVP Brad Hibbert said in his prepared speech that the updating of the product allows administrators to make decisions "more effective."

"Security Teams more often critical business decisions based on threats after the fact, regardless of context, addressing these threats," he said.

For Windows 6.0 is available as a free update for existing customers.

This week's announcement from Microsoft TechEd conference follows on the latest version of the company. Ti?n released its remained for Windows 5.5 back in January 2013.