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| Issue: |
2002 |
Category: |
Computer Technology |
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| Page: |
134-135 |
Center: |
Johnson Space Center |
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NV |
Manufacturer: |
Vanguard Integrity Professionals |
| Tech Terms: |
Security, Surveillance, Monitoring, Intrusion, Software, Mainframe |
| Abstract: |
| When fully developed for NASA, Vanguard EnforcerT software-which emulates the activities of highly technical security system programmers, auditors, and administrators-was among the first intrusion detection programs to restrict human errors from affecting security, and to ensure the integrity of a computer's operating systems, as well as the protection of mission critical resources. Vanguard Enforcer was delivered in 1991 to Johnson Space Center and has been protecting systems and critical data there ever since. In August of 1999, NASA granted Vanguard exclusive rights to commercialize the Enforcer system for the private sector. In return, Vanguard continues to supply NASA with ongoing research, development, and support of Enforcer. The Vanguard Enforcer 4.2 is one of several surveillance technologies that make up the Vanguard Security SolutionsT line of products. Using a mainframe environment, Enforcer 4.2 achieves previously unattainable levels of automated security management. |
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