60 http://www.prwebpodcast.com A Top 30 Stream of Lieberman Software Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com (PRWeb) podMaster@emediawire.com Wed, 19 Nov 2008 07:03:01 -0800 Lieberman Software http://www.prweb.com/prwebrss.gif 130 49 http://prwebpodcast.com Copyright PRWeb International, Inc. en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss A Top 30 Stream of Lieberman Software Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb A Top 30 Stream of Lieberman Software Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com PR Web PRWeb no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/8/prweb544587.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/8/prweb544587.htm Company extends administrator and common account password randomization and recovery technology to common root passwords on Linux distributions [PRWeb Aug 6, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/8/prweb544587.htm Mon, 20 Aug 2007 16:48:15 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com Lieberman Software's Random Password Manager™ solves this problem by providing frequently changed unique passwords for each root account on every machine. It constantly modifies root account credentials so that no two Linux systems have identical credentials, preventing unauthorized users from gaining peer-level access throughout the enterprise. Random Password Manager is now compatible with all versions and distributions of Linux, optimizing the security of Linux servers and workstations deployed throughout the enterprise with the same root account and password. It connects to all Linux systems on the enterprise via a secure SSH connection, randomizes the root passwords, and periodically verifies that the randomized passwords still work. Lieberman Software has observed the growing number of Linux deployment at its large government and corporate enterprise accounts where Random Password Manager is already in production on Windows systems. Native Linux support was added to the product to meet the demands of these customers who wished to extend the technology to other mission-critical areas of the IT infrastructure. "We have always been neutral when it comes to our clients' platform preferences, and support all operating systems that our customers deploy", said Philip Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "With the new version of Random Password Manager, organizations running a heterogeneous mix of Windows, Linux, UNIX, SQL Server, Cisco, and other platforms can secure their common administrator and root credentials so that there is no single set of credentials that can jeopardize security." About Random Password Manager Random Password Manager automatically randomizes common root account credentials on systems throughout the enterprise, and enables temporary recovery of current passwords via a secure and audited web interface. Randomization can be conducted from a single console for all managed systems according to schedules established by the administrator. This multi-threaded solution enables delegated control over which accounts a user can access and for what time period. It does not require agents to be installed on systems, providing for rapid deployment without affecting the stability of production servers and workstations. The Random Password Manager web interface supports all standard web browsers on all platforms as well most mobile devices, such as Microsoft Pocket PC and other PDAs. Random Password Manager is compatible with all distributions of Linux, UNIX, HP-UX, and Solaris, as well as Windows NT, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, and Server 2008. Licensing and Availability Random Password Manager is licensed by node and available now directly from Lieberman Software and through the company's network of resellers. A Kevin Franks Lieberman Software Adds Linux Support to Random Password Manager Lieberman Software's Random Password Manager™ solves this problem by providing frequently changed unique passwords for each root account on every machine. It constantly modifies root account credentials so that no two Linux systems have identical credentials, preventing unauthorized users from gaining peer-level access throughout the enterprise. Random Password Manager is now compatible with all versions and distributions of Linux, optimizing the security of Linux servers and workstations deployed throughout the enterprise with the same root account and password. It connects to all Linux systems on the enterprise via a secure SSH connection, randomizes the root passwords, and periodically verifies that the randomized passwords still work. Lieberman Software has observed the growing number of Linux deployment at its large government and corporate enterprise accounts where Random Password Manager is already in production on Windows systems. Native Linux support was added to the product to meet the demands of these customers who wished to extend the technology to other mission-critical areas of the IT infrastructure. "We have always been neutral when it comes to our clients' platform preferences, and support all operating systems that our customers deploy", said Philip Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "With the new version of Random Password Manager, organizations running a heterogeneous mix of Windows, Linux, UNIX, SQL Server, Cisco, and other platforms can secure their common administrator and root credentials so that there is no single set of credentials that can jeopardize security." About Random Password Manager Random Password Manager automatically randomizes common root account credentials on systems throughout the enterprise, and enables temporary recovery of current passwords via a secure and audited web interface. Randomization can be conducted from a single console for all managed systems according to schedules established by the administrator. This multi-threaded solution enables delegated control over which accounts a user can access and for what time period. It does not require agents to be installed on systems, providing for rapid deployment without affecting the stability of production servers and workstations. The Random Password Manager web interface supports all standard web browsers on all platforms as well most mobile devices, such as Microsoft Pocket PC and other PDAs. Random Password Manager is compatible with all distributions of Linux, UNIX, HP-UX, and Solaris, as well as Windows NT, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, and Server 2008. Licensing and Availability Random Password Manager is licensed by node and available now directly from Lieberman Software and through the company's network of resellers. A 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/4/prweb516619.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/4/prweb516619.htm Lieberman Software Packages Security, Systems Management, Password Policy, and Reporting Solutions Into All-Inclusive User Manager Pro Suite [PRWeb Apr 4, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/4/prweb516619.htm Wed, 4 Apr 2007 17:01:09 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com Lieberman Software Corporation released its new User Manager Pro Suite™, a systems management solution that integrates the company's User Manager Pro™ flagship product with password management and consolidated reporting tools. The inclusion of the products - Random Password Generator™, Password Recovery Console™, NTFS Permissions Reporting™, and Web Reporting™ - with User Manager Pro, combine to deliver the essential security and systems management features required for administering the Microsoft-based enterprise. "The User Manager Pro Suite consolidates an assortment of diverse systems management features into one product, which are not collectively available in other solutions," said Philip Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "Organizations find that as their enterprises progressively expand to include more users, accounts, and groups, it becomes increasingly difficult to manage and monitor their complex IT infrastructures. The new User Manager Pro Suite provides the control and insight that these organizations require to function at a highly efficient and productive level." User Manager Pro is a Windows enterprise systems management solution that allows administrators to make a variety of crucial changes to multiple servers and workstations from one console. It can modify groups, users, registries, policies, audit settings, and rights en masse, and also provides real-time, interactive reports for all system data it collects. This multi-threaded solution administers thousands of systems simultaneously, without requiring agents to be deployed to clients, and is certified for Microsoft Windows Vista. The four additional tools incorporated with User Manager Pro into the new product suite add interactive, consolidated reporting capabilities for the entire enterprise, as well as the ability to generate and recover unique passwords for every system on the network. These four products provide the following functionality: • Random Password Generator - Automatically updates every local administrator account with a unique, complex password • NTFS Permissions Reporting - Displays which accounts have access to which files and folders in a single view • Password Recovery Console - Enables audited, web-based recovery on demand of the current, local administrator passwords • Web Reporting - Allows reports to be viewed through a dedicated and audited web interface User Manager Pro Suite benefits the enterprise by more efficiently managing the daily operations of the IT infrastructure, minimizing the threat of security breaches to the network, and rapidly resolving system problems as they arise. Extensive, audit-ready reports and regularly updated administrator passwords ensure that IT departments are employing the security best practices required to meet and maintain regulatory compliance standards such as Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, and PCI. For more information, see Lieberman Software Corporation released its new User Manager Pro Suite™, a systems management solution that integrates the company's User Manager Pro™ flagship product with password management and consolidated reporting tools. The inclusion of the products - Random Password Generator™, Password Recovery Console™, NTFS Permissions Reporting™, and Web Reporting™ - with User Manager Pro, combine to deliver the essential security and systems management features required for administering the Microsoft-based enterprise. "The User Manager Pro Suite consolidates an assortment of diverse systems management features into one product, which are not collectively available in other solutions," said Philip Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "Organizations find that as their enterprises progressively expand to include more users, accounts, and groups, it becomes increasingly difficult to manage and monitor their complex IT infrastructures. The new User Manager Pro Suite provides the control and insight that these organizations require to function at a highly efficient and productive level." User Manager Pro is a Windows enterprise systems management solution that allows administrators to make a variety of crucial changes to multiple servers and workstations from one console. It can modify groups, users, registries, policies, audit settings, and rights en masse, and also provides real-time, interactive reports for all system data it collects. This multi-threaded solution administers thousands of systems simultaneously, without requiring agents to be deployed to clients, and is certified for Microsoft Windows Vista. The four additional tools incorporated with User Manager Pro into the new product suite add interactive, consolidated reporting capabilities for the entire enterprise, as well as the ability to generate and recover unique passwords for every system on the network. These four products provide the following functionality: • Random Password Generator - Automatically updates every local administrator account with a unique, complex password • NTFS Permissions Reporting - Displays which accounts have access to which files and folders in a single view • Password Recovery Console - Enables audited, web-based recovery on demand of the current, local administrator passwords • Web Reporting - Allows reports to be viewed through a dedicated and audited web interface User Manager Pro Suite benefits the enterprise by more efficiently managing the daily operations of the IT infrastructure, minimizing the threat of security breaches to the network, and rapidly resolving system problems as they arise. Extensive, audit-ready reports and regularly updated administrator passwords ensure that IT departments are employing the security best practices required to meet and maintain regulatory compliance standards such as Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, and PCI. For more information, see 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/lieberman/software/prweb507357.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/lieberman/software/prweb507357.htm Automates ability to manage Windows services across complex and constantly changing IT environments. [PRWeb Feb 26, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/lieberman/software/prweb507357.htm Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:55:20 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com Lieberman Software announced the availability of Service Account Manager 5.04, which increases an organization's ability to manage the security and regulatory compliance of its IT infrastructure. The new version allows Windows administrators to change service dependencies and set service security permissions and auditing settings, providing greater oversight and control of users' activities and access to services. "Most Windows administrators struggle with trying to manually manage the services in their mission-critical server farms," said Philip Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "With Service Account Manager they can collectively modify the settings for any number of services on an unlimited number of systems. And with the newly integrated support for changing dependencies and setting security permissions, Service Account Manager is at the forefront of enterprise services management." Services are applications that launch when Windows starts and then run as processes in the background to accomplish specialized tasks. Large organizations have numerous services dispersed throughout their enterprises. Locating, managing, and modifying all of them is cumbersome for administrators relying on the built-in Windows tools or third-party service management products that do not offer enterprise functionality. Inadequate service management can result in disruptions to business-critical applications, system performance degradation, and serious security implications. Security best practices and many regulatory bodies dictate changing all account passwords, including service account credentials, regularly and auditing the use of domain administrator credentials, a formidable task when using manual step-by-step processes. Service Account Manager remotely accesses, analyzes, and modifies Windows service properties concurrently on all managed systems throughout the enterprise. It provides a consolidated view of every service running on every server in the network, granting administrators the ability to quickly update service credentials and run dynamic dependency analysis on multiple systems from one console. "Service Account Manager lets us simultaneously change service account passwords on hundreds of servers at sites throughout the world, from one central console," said Kathleen Grieve, Computer Operations and Disaster Recovery Supervisor at Hunton and Williams. "This is much more efficient than the time-consuming manual processes we had been using, while also decreasing security threats." The most significant impact of frequently resetting service account credentials is helping organizations maintain compliance with the strict security standards of Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, PCI and other regulations. Service Account Manager rapidly scans every system in the network, searching for the Windows services that reference sensitive domain administrator and local administrator accounts. Once located, the credentials can be quickly updated on all systems throughout the enterprise. And the filtered reports in Service Account Manager provide details of the accounts and passwords used by services, information which can be shared with security auditors. Additionally, the product's ability to centrally manage service accounts and settings boosts system performance and minimizes disruptions.... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/lieberman/software/prweb507357.htm]]> Kevin Franks Lieberman Software's Service Account Manager Simultaneously Modifies All Windows Services in the Enterprise Lieberman Software announced the availability of Service Account Manager 5.04, which increases an organization's ability to manage the security and regulatory compliance of its IT infrastructure. The new version allows Windows administrators to change service dependencies and set service security permissions and auditing settings, providing greater oversight and control of users' activities and access to services. "Most Windows administrators struggle with trying to manually manage the services in their mission-critical server farms," said Philip Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "With Service Account Manager they can collectively modify the settings for any number of services on an unlimited number of systems. And with the newly integrated support for changing dependencies and setting security permissions, Service Account Manager is at the forefront of enterprise services management." Services are applications that launch when Windows starts and then run as processes in the background to accomplish specialized tasks. Large organizations have numerous services dispersed throughout their enterprises. Locating, managing, and modifying all of them is cumbersome for administrators relying on the built-in Windows tools or third-party service management products that do not offer enterprise functionality. Inadequate service management can result in disruptions to business-critical applications, system performance degradation, and serious security implications. Security best practices and many regulatory bodies dictate changing all account passwords, including service account credentials, regularly and auditing the use of domain administrator credentials, a formidable task when using manual step-by-step processes. Service Account Manager remotely accesses, analyzes, and modifies Windows service properties concurrently on all managed systems throughout the enterprise. It provides a consolidated view of every service running on every server in the network, granting administrators the ability to quickly update service credentials and run dynamic dependency analysis on multiple systems from one console. "Service Account Manager lets us simultaneously change service account passwords on hundreds of servers at sites throughout the world, from one central console," said Kathleen Grieve, Computer Operations and Disaster Recovery Supervisor at Hunton and Williams. "This is much more efficient than the time-consuming manual processes we had been using, while also decreasing security threats." The most significant impact of frequently resetting service account credentials is helping organizations maintain compliance with the strict security standards of Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, PCI and other regulations. Service Account Manager rapidly scans every system in the network, searching for the Windows services that reference sensitive domain administrator and local administrator accounts. Once located, the credentials can be quickly updated on all systems throughout the enterprise. And the filtered reports in Service Account Manager provide details of the accounts and passwords used by services, information which can be shared with security auditors. Additionally, the product's ability to centrally manage service accounts and settings boosts system performance and minimizes disruptions.... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/lieberman/software/prweb507357.htm]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb485377.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb485377.htm Lieberman Software's Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition elevates privilege levels While Maintaining Enterprise Security [PRWeb Nov 30, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb485377.htm Mon, 4 Dec 2006 16:35:25 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com Lieberman Software Corporation announced that its Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition provides temporary administrator credentials for limited users, minimizing one of the most critical IT security threats -- users running with administrative privileges. This solution grants the appropriate level of administrator privileges that Windows Vista users require to safely accomplish common systems maintenance operations. The new Windows Vista includes the User Access Control (UAC) security feature that forces users to provide administrator credentials to complete tasks such as installing applications and hardware on their systems. Since most organizations do not provide these credentials to their users, the Help Desk must perform the expensive and time consuming task of manual remote management of user machines 24/7. Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition solves the Windows Vista UAC credentials requirement by enabling a secure gateway to an account/password database that allows authorized users to retrieve the local administrator password for their local system in just a few minutes from any web browser. Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition randomizes the issued password after a fixed period of time, so that the credentials are only useful for a limited period. "With the UAC feature in Windows Vista Microsoft has responded to customer requests for improved security," said Phil Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition supplements these security enhancements by providing an automated method for issuing administrator credentials to users needing to install applications and manage their systems for a restricted period of time." This solution eliminates the threat created when end-users running with administrative rights unintentionally introduce malicious software onto their systems by visiting compromised web sites or opening attachments that may contain harmful applications. Once malicious software has been activated it can spread throughout the network, severely impacting system availability, data integrity, and application stability. Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition counters this threat by providing authorized users with administrative rights for their own systems for a limited time via a secure and audited web interface, preventing one compromised password from threatening the entire network "We're excited about the tremendous support and enthusiasm our partners around the world are providing for the business availability launch of Windows Vista," said Dave Wascha, director of partners in Windows Client Marketing Communications. "Our partners play a vital role in encouraging the early adoption, development and delivery of Microsoft technologies. By working closely with valued partners like Lieberman Software Corporation we are helping to provide a high quality product and an improved user experience, which ultimately benefits our mutual customers." About Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition automatically randomizes local administrator passwords on accounts... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb485377.htm]]> Kevin Franks Windows Vista Users Demand Temporary Administrator Credentials to Their Machines Lieberman Software Corporation announced that its Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition provides temporary administrator credentials for limited users, minimizing one of the most critical IT security threats -- users running with administrative privileges. This solution grants the appropriate level of administrator privileges that Windows Vista users require to safely accomplish common systems maintenance operations. The new Windows Vista includes the User Access Control (UAC) security feature that forces users to provide administrator credentials to complete tasks such as installing applications and hardware on their systems. Since most organizations do not provide these credentials to their users, the Help Desk must perform the expensive and time consuming task of manual remote management of user machines 24/7. Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition solves the Windows Vista UAC credentials requirement by enabling a secure gateway to an account/password database that allows authorized users to retrieve the local administrator password for their local system in just a few minutes from any web browser. Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition randomizes the issued password after a fixed period of time, so that the credentials are only useful for a limited period. "With the UAC feature in Windows Vista Microsoft has responded to customer requests for improved security," said Phil Lieberman, president of Lieberman Software. "Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition supplements these security enhancements by providing an automated method for issuing administrator credentials to users needing to install applications and manage their systems for a restricted period of time." This solution eliminates the threat created when end-users running with administrative rights unintentionally introduce malicious software onto their systems by visiting compromised web sites or opening attachments that may contain harmful applications. Once malicious software has been activated it can spread throughout the network, severely impacting system availability, data integrity, and application stability. Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition counters this threat by providing authorized users with administrative rights for their own systems for a limited time via a secure and audited web interface, preventing one compromised password from threatening the entire network "We're excited about the tremendous support and enthusiasm our partners around the world are providing for the business availability launch of Windows Vista," said Dave Wascha, director of partners in Windows Client Marketing Communications. "Our partners play a vital role in encouraging the early adoption, development and delivery of Microsoft technologies. By working closely with valued partners like Lieberman Software Corporation we are helping to provide a high quality product and an improved user experience, which ultimately benefits our mutual customers." About Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition Random Password Manager Enterprise Edition automatically randomizes local administrator passwords on accounts... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb485377.htm]]> 00:15:00 no