CalCom Software- Server hardening and compliance automation

Security Baseline Hardening Made Simple

Harden your production servers 3X faster

Cost effective hardening process

Save time and resources required for testing security policies in lab environments

Zero Server Outages

Ensure that production services are not harmed during server hardening

Prevent & monitor unauthorized policy changes

Stop security breaches and operational mistakes before they happen

Server configuration hardening is critical for achieving a cyber resilient and compliant infrastructure. Deployment of a broad server hardening baseline requires combined efforts from both IT operations team and the security team. CHS for Microsoft OMS is the sole solution that addresses the needs of both the teams. Achieve server hardening and compliance goals without causing any damage to the production services and reduce administrative costs significantly.

How it Works

LEARNING MODE

SImulates the policy impact on production

ENFORCEMENT MODE

Custom server hardening mode

MONITORING MODE

Real time access control protection

Rollback

“CHS helped us enforce an in-depth baseline while reducing administrative costs and time. Using the CHS learning mode we are able to avoid the policy testing procedure yet server up time is maintained”

Tomer Dvir, Global, IT system manager, Teva Pharmaceutical

“With CHS we have the ability to visualize the future impact of a policy change on production servers. We were able to achieve compliance to a strict baseline with little effort, job is done!”

Zachi Lebhardt, Information security Team Leader, Maccabi Health Services

“CHS guarantees our servers are properly hardened and yet very little time is spent on hardening tasks”

Maor Sauborn, Windows infrastructure, Amdocs

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