CalCom Hardening Solution (CHS) is the ideal choice for IT Ops. & CISOs looking to create a secured configured server infrastructure. CHS is a flexible hardening tool, with the unique ability to ‘learn’ where desired hardening changes will adversely impact production activity. CHS determines the impact of baseline changes before they implemented, producing visible conclusions for decision makers. CHS eliminates time consuming lab testing, reduce the cost and impact of server hardening, and centering infrastructure control, thereby stopping security breaches and operational mistakes.
Save time and resources required for testing security policies in lab environments
Read MoreEnsure that production services are not harmed during server hardening
Read MoreStop security breaches and operational mistakes before they happen
Read MoreEliminates services downtime and automatically tests the policy change impact
Simulates the policy impact on production
Eliminates services downtime and automatically tests the policy change impact
Create a custom policy which is good to go and hardens the servers in real-time
Custom server hardening mode
Create a custom policy which is good to go and hardens the servers in real-time
Ensures continuous compliance by preventing and monitoring unauthorized policy changes
Real time access control protection
Ensures continuous compliance by preventing and monitoring unauthorized policy changes
“CHS guarantees our servers are properly hardened and yet very little time is spent on hardening tasks”
Maor Sauborn, Windows infrastructure, Amdocs
“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
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