March 18, 2002
Network-Management Software Executive Software International Sitekeeper New. With Sitekeeper, Executive Software International aims to make it easy for administrators to update software across the network remotely and simultaneously on all machines, in any system running Microsoft Windows NT, 2000 or XP. Executive Software claims that instant detection and removal of unlicensed software can be accomplished instantly using Sitekeeper. The product's features include Inventory Tracker, which allows instant perusal of all software on all compatible computers on site; License Tracker, which shows the status of the license of each piece of software; and PushInstaller, which uses proprietary scripts written for popular programs to make installation and removal of software nearly instantaneous.
Available: Now. Starts at $80 per license.
Executive Software International,
(800) 829-6468, (818) 771-1600;
fax (818) 252-5514 www.execsoft.com
March 18, 2002
Web Security Software Lockstep Systems WebAgain 2.5 Improved. Lockstep Systems has released an improved version of its WebAgain software. WebAgain 2.5 is a Web site protection program that reinstates original Web pages should the content or code be hacked and altered. Web pages are scanned at set intervals for unauthorized changes. If changes are found, a quarantine of those pages is put in effect instantly and archived versions of the last authorized update of the pages are put in their place. Lockstep's WebAgain 2.5 works with any Web server and any operating system, including open source and Microsoft Windows XP.
Available: Now. Starts at $995 for one Web site (discounts are available for additional quantities -- contact the company for more information)
Lockstep Systems,
(877) 932-3497, (480) 596-9432,
fax (480) 596-9195 www.lockstep.com
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