Compare OSE vs. XyLoc Security Server

Once a security breach occurs, organizations that have been compromised encounter significant challenges in regaining customer trust and restoring their brand's reputation. OSE proactively identifies and notifies you of attacks targeting your essential systems in real time, allowing you to intervene before any harm is inflicted on your organization’s intellectual property, brand image, and customer confidence. Additionally, OSE offers a comprehensive audit detailing the modifications made during an attack and what the system configuration was prior to the breach, facilitating a swift resolution. The reporting features of OSE support compliance with ISO 27000 standards. Operating System Security Enforcer (OSE) enforces your established Security Policy, which can be either a standard offering or customized to meet your specific needs. It enables the deployment and application of this security policy across all corporate servers running Unix, Linux, and Windows. The Autonomous OSE Agent resides continuously on a Unix/Linux server and remains active even during network disruptions. Furthermore, it has the capability to manage and monitor a collection of servers through the OSE Agents, ensuring comprehensive security oversight. This holistic approach not only enhances security but also reinforces your organization’s resilience against future threats.

The XyLoc® Security Server (XSS) serves as a centralized software platform equipped with a web-based interface, designed to manage and oversee XyLoc users and their secured workstations across an entire organization. This system empowers IT administrators to effortlessly deploy and manage XyLoc across various network segments and user categories, while also facilitating comprehensive reporting and compliance checks. It streamlines the tasks of administration, reporting, and overall management of XyLoc user settings, and it keeps track of all login activities, secure walk-aways, and return actions such as walk-up recognition. Additionally, XSS integrates flawlessly with XyLoc Single Sign-On, delivering complete management and reporting of SSO activities. The platform ensures prompt, secure access to resources in a shared computing environment, such as those utilizing “Kiosk Accounts.” Furthermore, it provides compliance documentation, including HIPAA requirements, through encrypted audit logs that track user activity. The system is designed to scale efficiently, accommodating tens of thousands of users, and it supports Active Directory® (AD) with a Schema Extension, as well as environments powered by SQL Server®. With its robust capabilities, XSS enhances both security and productivity within enterprise settings.