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In brief: NetIQ unveils change controls for severs

Network World , 03/13/2006
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Security management vendor NetIQ last week unveiled Change Administrator, which provides change control for network servers. The software lets users delegate permissions for individual administrators based on the tasks they need to perform instead of granting them full access to a server. The software can report on who is accessing specific servers and at what time, information that can be key for compliance auditing. Pricing starts at $2,000 per server.

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