Security teams can end up administering separate products for patching, privileged access, email protection, endpoint controls and monitoring. That can make it harder to work across related security tasks and maintain a consistent view of the estate.
Heimdal Unified Security and Compliance Platform brings these functions together through natively integrated modules. It provides controls for DNS, applications, privileged activity, email, patches and managed endpoints, alongside threat-hunting and monitoring functions.
Included products and capabilities vary by edition, licence, and configuration.
The platform supports routine endpoint security work such as managing operating system and third-party application patches, controlling which applications run, and restricting USB use. Remote desktop, BitLocker management and scripting extend its endpoint-management functions.
It also supports privileged-access work through elevation and delegation controls, privileged account management and session monitoring. DNS security and email fraud prevention provide additional protection for network and email activity, while threat-hunting and monitoring functions help teams examine activity across the estate.
The platform is applicable to estates spanning network, endpoint, email, identity, cloud and data security environments. Its scope includes network and endpoint DNS security, endpoint management, privileged access, email protection and security monitoring, bringing these functions into a single platform.
Brings integrated security functions into one platform rather than separate point products.
Centralises security controls and reporting across supported security functions.
Provides records of privileged accounts and sessions for reviewing administrative activity.
Combines patching, application control and endpoint-management functions in one platform.
Manage patches and assets for operating systems across the endpoint estate.
Manage patches and assets for third-party applications.
Review privileged accounts and administrative sessions through monitoring functions.
Apply email security and fraud-prevention controls to email activity.
Control USB use on endpoints alongside other endpoint-management functions.
Armstrong can discuss security requirements with your IT team and establish whether the platform’s integrated controls are suited to the network, endpoint, email and privileged-access functions you need to address. We can then recommend a suitable approach based on the relevant product capabilities.