Intranet-accessed devices must be identified and managed, and be granted the minimal authority based on the identities, making digital identities visual for managers.
• Enterprises hope to force all computers to comply with their security policies, including using specific AD accounts for logging in specific PC, controlling all Windows devices, etc.
• Enterprises need to monitor changes in files in shared file folders, and detect latent security risks and abnormalities.
• Through binding AD accounts and computers, forbidden local login, forbidden unauthorized domain exit, etc., UPAS forces all computers to follow companies’ security policies and use specific AD accounts for logging in specific PC, integrates AD information and device information, and provides account use records.
• It can detect changes in files in shared file folders, including operations of addition, revision, deletion, etc., and detect latent security risk in a timely manner to protect company data security.
• Thorough detecting SID repetition events, and privileged account login and logout records and local accounts, and other information, it assists the administrator in discovering and responding to abnormalities, and control all devices which should be accessed to the AD domain.