The document discusses the inadequacies of current security management systems, emphasizing the risks posed by lacking features such as real-time protection and vulnerability management. It highlights how third-party security solutions can alleviate these issues by providing improved management, deployment, and protection mechanisms, including advanced features like application control and logging. Ultimately, it advocates for a structured approach to managing security through group policies and directory services.

1. Third-Party Security Solution
Reduce Security Management Overhead and Improve Service Security

2. Current Security And Management Concerns
Like a GATE!
OS Firewall is Stateful but has no detection or prevention feature
OS Firewall is Like a GATE!

3. Current Security And Management Concerns
User Control
Example of Risks
• All administrators can copy any file from “Interface” machine and run those files. Most software cracks or Keygens are
malware. Cause of servers have no installed Anti-Virus, all servers are at risk.
There Is No Control On Administrator Users
Third-Party AV Doesn’t Allow Run Unwanted Applications
Real-Time Protection

4. Current Security And Management Concerns
Operating System Vulnerability
Protect Service Against Unrecognized Vulnerability
Third-Party Solutions Protecting Unpatched OS
Memory Exploit Mitigation

5. Current Security And Management Concerns
Ease of Management
• Managing servers, firewall rules are possible via Operating System directly and there is no option for remote
management
• Slower deployment for new servers
• Usually difficult managing, logging and troubleshooting
Too Many Servers, Too Many Mistakes
Faster Deployment, Better Management, Better Logging and
Reporting
• Managing based on Directory Services Objects such as Active Directory OU
• Managing based on service by creating different groups
• Policy based management and deployment
• Logging everything, attacks, firewall traffics and others

6. Third-Party Security Solutions
Auto-Protection Samples
SONAR Provides “Zero-Day" Protection Protecting During Startup

7. Third-Party Security Solutions
Network Protection Samples
Firewall Advanced Features IPS Features

8. Third-Party Security Solutions
Group Management Samples
Assign Policies to Computers via Groups

9. Third-Party Security Solutions
Group Management Samples
Define Firewall Rule For Group Of Computers

10. Third-Party Security Solutions
Application/Device Control Samples
Application And Device Control

11. Third-Party Security Solutions
Logging Control Samples
Client Logging And External Logging