Admin By Request EPM is an endpoint privilege management solution for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It removes permanent local admin rights and grants elevation only when a task requires it, so a compromised account can't take over an entire system. Elevation applies to applications rather than user accounts, and privileges can be delegated by user or group to fit developers, general staff, and third-party contractors alike. Threat and behavioral analytics identify risky users, assets, and software, and every session is logged for auditing. The solution runs from a single portal, works online or offline, and requires no additional servers or databases.
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PBRS brings automated report production and distribution to organizations using Microsoft Power BI and SSRS. Developed by ChristianSteven Software, it runs in your Windows environment and coordinates reporting tasks that would otherwise involve manual exports or multiple automation flows.
Build workflows for Power BI Service, Power BI Report Server, Power BI Paginated Reports and Microsoft SSRS. Launch them at regular intervals, on custom calendars, after a dataset refresh completes, or in response to supported database, file, email and system events.
For personalized (Dynamic) reporting, PBRS reads SQL or JSON instructions to apply each recipient's filters, parameters, output format and delivery details. Report bursting allows a shared report to become separate outputs for customers, branches, departments or individual users.
Produce PDF documents, Excel workbooks and CSV files where supported. Use Excel templates and formatting, merge suitable exports into workbook tabs, or collect several reports into a single email, ZIP archive or bookmarked PDF. Passwords and encryption help protect PDF documents.
Route finished files to email addresses, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, FTP or SFTP servers, network folders, Slack and printers. Deliver exported documents to external audiences without requiring them to access Power BI.
Execution records, notifications, retry settings and blank-report handling support unattended operation. A REST API lets developers connect supported scheduling and execution functions to their own applications.
PBRS suits reporting operations that need consistent output, recipient-specific content and coordinated delivery across multiple reporting sources.
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Macro Express
With Macro Express, you can easily record, edit, and playback macros for both mouse and keyboard actions, enhancing your productivity significantly. This powerful software provides a variety of tools and features designed to streamline your workflow. A macro is essentially a way to automate tasks that you find yourself doing frequently or on a regular basis. It consists of a sequence of commands and actions that can be saved and executed whenever necessary. Whether you prefer to record your actions or build a macro from scratch, you can then play it back to automate the repetition of those commands seamlessly. The execution of macros is generally much quicker and more precise than completing tasks manually. In fact, Macro Express can quickly pay for itself after just a few hours, thanks to the boost in productivity it offers. By automating tedious and repetitive computer tasks, you can accomplish your work more efficiently and with reduced stress. This not only minimizes the physical strain on your wrists and hands but also allows you to set up repeat loops, enabling you to tackle extensive data transfers with ease. Furthermore, it enhances accuracy and helps eliminate mistakes that often arise during repetitive activities, making your work life much smoother. Overall, investing in Macro Express can lead to substantial improvements in both efficiency and comfort.
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CPTRAX for Windows
Server File Activity Tracking – Audit who is creating, accessing and moving your files and folders. Track file permission changes. Alerts in real-time about critical file activity Malicious activity containment (Ransomware and mass file deletions, etc.
Automatically stop threats to your Windows servers by calling PowerShell scripts so you can determine exactly what you want to have happen for each type of alert/threat.
Examples of containment:
Disable the user causing the threat
Block the remote IP causing the threat
Workstation File Activity Tracking: Audit who copies files to USB or other removable media. Track who uploads files via FTP or a browser. Block files being created on USB/removable devices. Notifications by email when a removable device connects.
Active Directory Auditing – Keep audit logs and receive real-time alerts about important Active Directory changes, without having to deal with SACLs or Windows Event Logs.
Server Authentication Auditing: Track authentications into Citrix sessions and Windows Servers. All failed logon attempts are reviewed.
Workstation Logon/Logoff Tracking: Get visibility on logons/logoffs at workstations, including locks, unlocks and password changes.
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