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Open-MS (Open-Management System) Ethan Hann 3.30.2010
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What will be presented? “The Benefits and Limitations of Implementing Computer Management Systems Using Web Technologies” Research Paper Open-MS Project
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What is a Computer Management System? A client-server software system used by an IT department, typically, to manage client computers. What do they manage? – Antivirus – Encryption – Hardware and Software Auditing
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Computer Management System Examples Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager – Antivirus and Network Security GuardianEdge Hard Disk Encryption – Whole Disk Encryption Open-AudIT – Hardware and Software Auditing
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Typical CMS Architecture (That uses the web) Client Antivirus/Encryption/Whatever Usually Implemented as a Service or Daemon Web Server Web Service Administration Client Database Server Database Describes the state of the client. Policies and settings that should be applied to the client.
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Why use the Web? Web servers are… – Secure – Reliable – Scale Well Load Balancing Devices + Additional Servers = Even Better Reliability and Scalability All the nuts and bolts are already put together for you.
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My Project… Open-MS!
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Open-AudIT Architecture Client A VBScript file that posts client data to the server. Some of this data is sensitive. Web Server Web Forms (No Authentication!) Database Server Database
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My Project: Open-MS Client Windows Service Built Using C#.NET and WCF Communicates over HTTP Web Server Web Service Built Using C#.NET and WCF Hosted in IIS 7 Database Server Database Using MS SQL Server
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Why Not “Open-AudIT Client?” Because that would be too easy! Open-MS – Uses a plug-in architecture to add additional functionality. – A plug-in will be created for Open-AudIT. – Open-MS client wraps the Open-AudIT VBScript.
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But still, why not just make an Open-AudIT client?
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The Real Beauty: Unmanaged to Managed! Open-MS TrueCryptSpider Moon Secure AV
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Open-MS: Admin Interface
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Questions?
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