ATOS

Remote access management, auditing and reporting, incorporates embedded security.

Datasheet

A business ready solution catering for IT professionals to easily establish, and maintain enterprise networks, desktops and servers from a single central location. Fulfillment of Service Level Agreements (SLA) is made possible from enforced security measures, complimented by auditing and reporting available at any time. A single GUI console supporting multiple hosts, in a multi-platform heterogeneous environment facilitates this. Reinforced with session authentication, encryption and data traceability from automatically stored sessions.
Interoperability, combined with a scalable open architecture makes ATOS a strong, flexible host management platform.

Security

The Server authenticates all host startup passwords, and then authorizes all sessions, to ensure that only approved users can successfully initiate sessions to hosts. This restricts access and ensures that unauthorized sessions cannot be initiated to ATOS hosts. Once the session is successfully created, and encrypted, it is automatically recorded and stored to provide data traceability, or for auditing purposes at a later date. A family of proprietary protocols developed by Xnet is used to secure connectivity, and all data transfer.

Logging / Reporting

All sessions are stored as files in a specified file system location. The files are directly linked to a record in the database, and are opened by finding the database session record. The administrator console facilitates searching or filtering of the database records based on a variety of criteria such as session type e.g. RCE, to retrieve and replay the recorded session. Reports can be created using the filters, customized scripts or even third party reporting tools.

Session Modes

ATOS automatically records all possible remote activities through four available session modes. It means also, that ATOS blocks every unauthorized attempt of its usage.

• RCE - Remote Command Execution and display result of the command. There is no interaction with the remote host e.g. rsh, rexec.

• RLS – Remote Login Shell, access to command interpreter, running programs such as Telnet, rlogin etc…

• FT – File Transfer permits access to file system, and performing actions such as file or folder transfer, deletion, create, moving and more... using proprietary protocols.

• RC – Remote Control permits access to host GUI, and take control of the host.