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NetOp
Process Conrol
Monitor
and control all the programs and services running on your
networked PC´s even when they move outside the network.
With
NetOp Process Control you get superior endpoint control
where you set the rules for what's allowed - down to
process level. Proactively. Discreetly. Automatically.
NetOp Process Control is a unique supplement to your
existing perimeter firewall, virus protection, and other
security solutions. Rather than scramble to catch up
on threats that didn't exist yesterday, you just add
rules for what you want on your network, once and for
all. With full flexibility in assigning which processes
can run where - e.g. on public LANs - and a license
control feature, NetOp ProcessControl enforces your
IT-policies.
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Features
Include :
NetOp
Process Control
- NDISMiniportDriver
and TDI Driver based process control and firewall: All
filter algorithms are implemented at the driver level (as
an NDIS Driver). The process control and firewall are therefore
always on, providing maximum protection to the user even
if the Process Control application itself is not running.
This ensures that all network traffic is blocked, thus eliminating
any risk of a security vacuum during system start-up.
- Process
Control: Using Process Control, you manage the processes
running on your system by defining rules that apply for
any application. This gives you the ability to deny the
application to run at all, to allow communication, to only
allow communication of a trusted network or to prevent any
communication.
- Profile
system with automatic Network detection rules: This
automatically switches the way your Process Control is configured
when you are working on a different network - even if two
or more networks are using the same IP address range. Profiles
can be configures for 1 or a range of IP-addresses, for
1 or a range of MAC-addresses, and for 1 or more Domains
etc.
- Secure
Component Checking and protection against Process Hijacking:
By verifying the calculated checksum, the Process Control
checks the integrity of the application that is trying to
communicate. If this has been modified, you are told. By
tracing an application's parent process, the computer Process
Control knows if another application is trying to spawn
an already trusted application and thus denies access to
the network, even for the trusted application.
- Deny
unknown processes from executing: NetOp Process Control
software protects the system against unknown threats by
configuring the Process Control to prevent unknown processes
from executing and communicating.
- Bidirectional
blocking of ports and protocols: Only opens the required
ports and protocols in either the inbound or outbound direction,
or both, to tighten process control and firewall security.
- Bidirectional
control of trusted networks: Ensures that applications
only communicate on trusted networks and not to the outside
world.
- Bidirectional
control of banned networks: Prevents communication with
specific networks.
- Process
Control and firewall security rules are active the moment
the operating system detects a network connection. The
Process Control software protects the computer from any
threat originating from the network.
- Stealth
ports: Hides the computer's presence to prevent attacks
and port-scans, enhancing computer process control and firewall
security. Anyone using tools like Nmap to fingerprint a
system to exploit known vulnerabilities to specific operating
systems will not reveal the computer.
- Advanced
event logging and real time packet view: Live statistics
with Traffic Matrix give you a complete graphic overview
of the activity on your network in real-time. Resizable
console traffic gives a full-screen view of traffic to enhance
your ability to make better real-time security policy adjustments.
The Traffic Matrix provides easy access to more details
for the connections - either a connection between 2 IP nodes
or the IP node itself.
- Easy
management of Trusted/Banned Nets from the Traffic Matrix:
If some computers seen in the Traffic Matrix are judged
as being important or not approved to the work situation
NetOp Process Control provides easy management from the
Traffic Matrix to include the computers in either Banned
Nets or Trusted Nets.
- Encrypted
communication: Encrypted communication to the NetOp
Policy Server and local system databases provide security
against malicious code trying to attack the Process Control
software configuration.
- Maintenance
password: Password protection enables the user or administrator
to lock components of the Process Control software to prevent
unwanted configuration of the product. If desired, when
used with the NetOp Policy Server, the user cannot manually
disconnect from the server without the correct password.
- Wireless
compatibility: Support for the latest communication
technologies.
- Low
system overhead: Ensures that the computer can be protected
without the user experiencing performance degradation.
- MSI
Installation: Installation of the NetOp Process Control
is accomplished with the Microsoft Windows Installer and
can run either interactively or in silent mode for mass
deployment. Engagement of the Process Control security software
can be postponed until the next planned reboot to ensure
all users an uninterrupted working day.
- Ports
security: As an added security measure against port
scanning, the NetOp Process Control closes off ports until
connection to the specific port is requested.
- Latest
used processes: The NetOp Process Control brings you
an easy overview of the last 10 active processes and brings
information about the process file and the rule related
to it.
NetOp
Policy Server
- NetOp
Policy Server Console: The
main user interface allows the administrator to perform
security management and maintenance from a Master Server
to control security policy assignments to individual NetOp
Process Controls. The console can be launched from any supported
platform.
- Master
Server: This
module maintains the master configuration and interacts
with individual NetOp Process Controls through one or more
Replica Servers. The initial installation places a Master,
a Replica and a Console on the same computer.
- Replica
Servers: These are arranged in a cluster to ensure maximum
system availability, to allow for redundancy, load distribution,
and to interact with NetOp Process Controls and record these
interactions. Replica Servers regularly interact with their
Master Server to receive security policy updates and return
their NetOp Process Controls interaction recordings for
storage on the Master Server. Each Replica Server can service
several thousands Process Controls.
- Manage
Servers:
Deploy, approve, delete, or move Replica Servers and monitor
their status in real-time.
- Manage
Administrators: Every
Master Server has one administrator. The product lets you
define and manage multiple assistant administrators, allowing
you to distribute the workload to local administrators.
- Security
Policy Management: The
NetOp Policy Server Console controls the configuration of
Programs, Ports, Protocols, Trusted Nets and Banned Nets.
The console also controls the Profiles and Profile Rules
for each Security Policy. New programs that users have tried
to launch can be approved or denied for a certain Security
Policy. This can be effective at the NetOp Process Controls
within seconds. The security profile system allows amongst
other settings a range of IP-addresses, a range of MAC-addresses
and multiple Domains.
- Synchronisation
between NPC and NPS:
NetOp Policy Server (NPS) Console will show a total list
of processes from all the connected NetOp Process Control
(NPC) clients. Creating a NPS whitelist of processes will
contain all relevant processes no matter if they are present
on all NPC clients or not. When NPC synchronises with NPS
the NPC client will get the total NPS whitelist, so if new
programs are installed later NPC client is then already
aware of what is allowed and what is not.
- Centralized
administration:
Define the security policies and assign these to Microsoft
Active Directory security groups or by using Organisational
Unit for easy security management. The NetOp Policy Server
can also maintain separate groups for computers that are
not members of a Microsoft Active Directory.
- Easy
overview of all connected users:
Whether a NetOp Process Control is connected by Active Directory,
Policy Account or as Anonymous all are listed in the Global
Online list. Use this list for getting a complete and quick
overview of all connected users and how they are connected.
- Stop
all Internet access: In a virus outbreak or other harmful
situation, the NetOp Policy Server administrator can block
all network access for the entire company or for an individual
security group until the situation has been resolved.
- Advanced
statistics and logging:
The NetOp Policy Server records requests for confirmed programs
and unconfirmed programs, logons, and synchronizations.
These data can be displayed graphically to monitor server
load and performance or as list views.
- Client
stealth mode controlled by central management: The
NPC tray icon can be controlled from the NPS Script. From
here the NPC client tray icon can be set in stealth mode,
so the user is not aware that NPC is running on their PC.
Minimum
System Requirements:
NetOp
Process Control Client
- Intel
Pentium processor 233 MHz or higher or 100% compatible
- Operating
System requirement plus additional 32 MB RAM
- Any
100% VGA compatible graphics adapter supported by Windows
- 10
MB free disk space
- Platform:
Windows Vista (32 bit); Windows XP Professional; Windows
XP Home Edition; Windows 2000 Professional
Communications
- At
least one network adapter or modem
- TCP/IP:
Winsock 2 or compatible
- Internet
access (for initial product registration)
NetOp
Policy Server
These
system requirements apply when installing this version of
NetOp Policy Server on a computer:
- Computer:
Intel Pentium processor 233 MHz or higher or 100 % compatible.
- Memory:
Console:
Operating system requirement plus additional 16 MB RAM.
Master Server: Operating system requirement plus additional
32 MB RAM.
Replica Server: Operating system requirement plus additional
32 MB RAM.
All on one computer: Operating system requirement plus additional
32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended).
- Video:
Any 100% VGA compatible graphics adapter supported by Windows.
- Disk
space
Console: 20 MB free disk space.
Master Server: 20 MB (no storage)/ 500 MB (medium size storage
and recommended minimum) free disk space.
Replica Server: 20 MB free disk space.
All on one computer: 40 MB (no storage)/ 500 MB (medium
size storage and recommended minimum) free disk space.
- Platform:
Windows
Vista (32 bit)
Windows
Server 2003 Standard, Web Edition, Enterprise Edition.
Windows
XP Professional.
Windows
2000 Server, Advanced Server.
Windows
2000 Professional.
- Communications
At
least one network adapter.
TCP/IP:
Winsock 2 or compatible.
Internet
access (for registration and if communicating with other
modules across the Internet
Educational
Pricing:
| NetOp
Process
Control Client Packages,
Workstation |
Educational
Price
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| 1
Workstation without Policy Server |
£27.00
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| 5
Workstation without Policy Server |
£165.00
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| 10
Workstation without Policy Server |
£320.00
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| 25
Workstation without Policy Server |
£768.00
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| 50
Workstation without Policy Server |
£1,462.00
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| NetOp
Process Control Policy Server |
Educational
Price
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| 1
Policy Server |
£952.00
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| NetOp
Control Process - NetOp Open License Program |
Educational
Price
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| 100-249
Licenses |
£27.00*
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| 250-499
Licenses |
£25.00*
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| 500-999
Licenses |
£22.00*
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| 1,000-2,499
Licenses |
£19.00*
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2,500-4,999 Licenses |
£16.00*
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| 5,000-9,999
Licenses |
£14.00*
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| 10,000-19,999
Licenses |
£12.00*
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| 20,000
+ Licenses |
£10.00*
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Price per license.
Please
call 01974 200 201 for upgrade pricing.
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Desktop Management
Education
Security
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