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Automatically randomize passwords for any Windows account including the built-in guest and built-in administrator account |
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Automatically enumerate built-in administrator and guest account, regardless of the name, and secure the password |
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Automatically randomize passwords for any Linux, UNIX, SQL, and Oracle account |
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Automatically randomize internal passwords on Juniper and Cisco IOS devices |
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Supports OS/390 and AS400 systems |
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Randomize, recover, and manage firecall account passwords |
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Recover passwords via a delegated, audited, and secured web interface |
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Automatically re-randomize recovered passwords after a period of time |
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Automatic scheduling and retry of any password management job |
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Delegated web-based interface to allow specified groups of users the ability to recover passwords |
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Complete logging of all web-based activity, including logon attempts and password recovery |
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Hardware encryption using any PKCS#11 hardware device |
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Password request workflow, allowing delegated users access to passwords |
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RSA SecureID authentication |
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FIPS 140-2 Level 2 and Level 3 encryption |
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Connect to remote systems in web interface without disclosing passwords |
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Time-based access control for password recovery |
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Automatic refresh of web site permissions |
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Instant machine enrollment for initial deployment |
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Phonetic spelling of passwords |
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Delegate specific times for users to recover passwords |
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Increase performance in geographically dispersed environments with optional zone processing |
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Secure public and private document storage with optional file vaulting |
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Certified for Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Vista, and Hyper-V |
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Ideally, you want every server and workstation to have its own unique, cryptographically complex password for the common administrator account. Furthermore, you want this password to change regularly and also be recoverable by authorized users when necessary. With this architecture, at most, only a single machine can be compromised, and no common peer-level network access is available. |
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Some companies ignore this problem at their own peril (saying, “this can never happen in our company…”). Other companies try to write scripts, but can actually make the problem worse by neglecting to log actions, use proper encryption, make passwords available for recovery, and deal with the issue of scalability.
Lieberman Software, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, provides a suite of privileged password management solutions for the enterprise. Random Password Manager is a SQL Server-based product that provides periodic randomization (fully audited) of common local administrator and root account passwords on all of your systems. A delegated web-based interface allows your Help Desk to recover the most current randomized passwords as needed. Once they have completed their IT tasks – such as installing applications or device drivers – the password is checked in and automatically spun to create a new, unique account. Installation of this product upgrades your enterprise to the best practices necessary for compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, PCI, SEC and all other mandated security standards.
Smaller organizations can utilize our award-winning product User Manager Pro Suite, with its Random Password Generator tool, to force periodic account password randomization.
All of these products provide extensive auditing, auto-retry of off-line systems, scheduled operations, web access, rapid operation, encryption, access control and more. All backed with the best technical support in the industry. |
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To learn more about common account credentials and how they can be one of the most dangerous flaws in your organization's security, contact our account managers for further information and to view a demonstration. All of our account managers are Microsoft Certified Professionals (MCPs) and understand the technical challenges you face in your daily job. |
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