Business analysis refers to the process of visualizing PC operations within an enterprise or organization to gain insights into actual workflows and drive continuous improvement. Statistical results enable more efficient business adjustments and policy refinements.
Operational Statistics
During PC usage, statistics can be collected for each terminal's internet browsing and software usage time.
Website visits and software usage are aggregated by terminal and presented via intuitive charts, making resource-intensive tasks immediately identifiable.
Employee-Specific Statistics
Terminal-based tracking of PC uptime, internet browsing, and application usage enables visualized, employee-level management. These statistics provide visibility into employee work patterns, serving as data-driven foundations for efficiency improvements.
Output Monitoring
Monitors PC operations that may cause information leakage, reducing internal risks of data leakage and operational mistakes.
Tracks print requests and operations on connected USB storage devices:
• Print requests: Records print timestamps, printer names, and document names.
• USB device operations: Logs critical actions including device insertion, file copying, and deletion.
“IT Asset Management” refers to the process of monitoring and managing hardware, software, and other IT-related assets within an enterprise or organization. By utilizing NISE 1000 as a management tool, organizations can enhance security measures, ensure compliance, and reduce costs.
Monitoring PC Usage Status
NISE 1000 enables administrators to track the usage status of managed PCs installing NISE 1000 clients.
It collects hardware information and supports Windows OS updates.
It also detects abnormal high-load conditions and network connections caused by unauthorized software.
When anomalies are identified, immediate shutdown or restart actions can be taken to prevent threat proliferation.
Software Management
NISE 1000 extracts and displays all software installed on managed PCs.
It quickly identifies and addresses unauthorized or malicious software installations.
Through predefined blacklisting/whitelisting functionality, organizations can effectively control software deployment.
Windows Vulnerability Management
NISE 1000 collects and manages Windows OS vulnerability data while monitoring update status.
Remote vulnerability patching can be executed as needed.
The NISE 1000 management platform enables various remote operations, including file scanning, network access blocking, quarantined file recovery, and detailed investigations via remote desktop. Notably, it provides remote desktop functionality even for Windows editions without remote desktop.
Comprehensive Remote Operations
• Executes various tasks remotely through the NISE 1000 management platform.
• Performs daily maintenance operations like terminal reboot/shutdown, virus scanning, and remote desktop access without on-site presence.
Network Access Blocking
• When a terminal is detected with threats, it can be immediately isolated from the internal network remotely to prevent unauthorized access proliferation.
• Even when the PC remains in quarantine status, administrators can still access its remote desktop through the unified management platform for troubleshooting purposes.
Intelligent Quarantine File Recovery
• Even if legitimate files are mistakenly quarantined, they can be remotely restored to normal status or added to the whitelist.
Our lightweight signature-based detection engine, combined with behavioral analysis engine and brute-force attack detection engine, enables faster and more accurate threat identification. Multiple detection policies can be configured to deploy customized security protection modes tailored to business needs.
Asset Management Policy Configuration
Configure corporate asset information management policies with ease.
The system automatically collects asset data registered or modified by users, significantly reducing administrator workload.
Prevents forced termination or uninstallation of NISE 1000 client, ensuring security engines remain active even during accidental operations, maintaining continuous protection for field PCs.
Security Policy Configuration
Customize malware and brute-force attack detection policies based on operational environments.
Beyond real-time anti-malware protection, scheduled deep scans automatically execute time-consuming tasks to minimize user intervention.
The brute-force attack defense mechanism automatically blocks network communications upon threat detection, effectively containing attack proliferation for a configured duration.
Peripheral Device Control Settings
Manage connections for USB storage, printers, and other peripheral devices, preventing both external threat infiltration and confidential data leakage.
Flexible control policies adapt to specific user workflow requirements.
By implementing network diagnostics, we can minimize business impact caused by unexpected network failures and enable rapid issue resolution to prevent operational disruptions.
Monitoring Implementation:
Uses Ping commands to monitor online status of devices connected to corporate intranet including NAS, servers, multifunction printers, and web cameras.
Automatically triggers alerts when unresponsive devices are detected.
Supports whitelist mechanism for frequently disconnected devices (e.g., mobile PCs).