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: AppSentry for the Microsoft SQL Server


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User Interface: AppSentry is simple and quick to use. The initial steps are to configure a policy using the Policy Editor and to define the Application configuration using the Configuration Editor. With a Policy and Configuration defined, the scan is started and the results are displayed in the Scan Window. Detailed reports can be generated using the Results Window and are viewed in the Report Viewer. Reports can be viewed on-line, printed, or exported to many different formats (PDF, RTF, HTML, Excel, Word, CSV, Text, or XML).

Screenshots: Configuration Editor

Policy Editor - System Privileges

Policy Editor - General Policy

Scanner - Status Window

Scanner - Results Windows

Results - Results Browser

Results - Reports Manager

Reports Viewer

Reports: AppSentry has over 50 reports available from vulnerability detail to audit information of the database, application server, and applications.

Sample Reports: Vulnerability Summary; CVE Cross Reference; Oracle Vulnerabilities - Unpatched; Application Account Analysis

System Requirements

The AppSentry Client is a Windows program that can reside on any network connected PC. The AppSentry Scanner is a Java server, which runs either on the AppSentry Client or can be distributed to any server capable of running Java 1.4.

No AppSentry software or agents reside on any of the Microsoft SQL servers.

AppSentry Client
Microsoft Windows XP or 2000 SP4
Intel Pentium or AMD CPU 500 MHz or faster processor
512 MB or more of RAM
At least 120 MB of free disk space

AppSentry Target Database Versions
Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Microsoft SQL Server 2005

AppSentry Target Database Platforms
Windows Server 2003/2000/NT

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