With Application Manager, IT teams can define per user program entitlements, comply with licensing requirements and apply corporate security policy based on contextual variables like firewall settings, device name, IP address, place, or time of day. Additionally, AppSense’s privilege management technology helps to ensure that desktop computer admin rights are given only when they are needed by the user. Empowering IT teams to place the principle of “least privilege” into activity enhances endpoint security without disturbing user workflows and productivity.

“We selected AppSense due to the depth of abilities. By way of example, to match with PCI necessities, while taking CREDIT CARD call centers must to turn off recording applications

Advice over the telephone. Our preceding program management applications wouldn’t let’s block access to the charging program from non-IE browsers, compelling us to trade off either security or user productivity.”

Whitelists and keeping blacklists frequently present significant management overhead for desktop computer IT teams. Application Manager uses AppSense’s “Sure Possession” technology to make sure that only programs installed by select administrators are permitted to run, while user-introduced programs are prevented from launch by default. Sure Possession enables IT teams to keep blacklists and whitelists, but removes users’ understanding that IT makes users feel like they’re in management and is commanding user computing.

“It is want to lock down corporate endpoints to be able to preserve protection is at odds with end users’ demand for flexibility across the programs they would like to install and run and the privileges they require.

AppSense’s “user-first” design philosophy ensures user experience is preserved as backgrounds are being fixed. For instance, AppSense Application Manager’s on demand shift request attribute enables IT to offer a white-glove reply to user requests without affecting it is GOLD

“Our customers face the challenge of preserving security and conformity on endpoints without disturbing user productivity,” said Ron Ben-Yishay, chief executive officer of associate DynTek Services, Inc.

AppSense Application Manager is installed at organizations that confront challenges in regulatory compliance and system security, including Fortune 1000 firms, banks, health care, and important government agencies.