UserLock 3.52 incl. keygen

UserLock® secures access to Windows® networks and mitigate insider threat by:

* restricting simultaneous sessions
* limiting user access to the network
* providing administrators with remote session control, alert options and advanced reporting for session analysis.

UserLock® functionality

UserLock significantly reinforces Windows infrastructures security by giving network administrators the ability to:

* implement and enforce efficient restriction and access policies for Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/Seven networks (LAN and WAN)
* be alerted when specific events occur (accepted logins, denied logins…) by user or user group
* remotely log off or lock a user session
* monitor in real time all connectivity on the network
* automatically log activity and generate precise session reports and statistics
* …

You will be able to:

* limit the amount of simultaneous sessions (same ID, same password) per user or per user group
* limit user access to the network per computer or computer range (department, room, floor, building…)
* enforce logon time restrictions on a group-by-group basis
* know at any time what user(s) is/are connected, from what workstation(s), since when…



How does UserLock® work?

UserLock is very simple to use and doesn’t require any prior training.

Only a few minutes are necessary to get UserLock running and securing access to your network:

* Install UserLock on a Windows server (needn’t be the domain controller) and select the zone you wish to protect (all trusted domains, one domain or an organizational unit) using the setup assistant.
* Deploy the UserLock ‘agent’ (100 KB dll) to a selection of workstations from the administration console.
* Define for each user or user group the total amount of simultaneous sessions allowed.
* Define for each user or user group the workstation(s) from which they can login.
* Define logon time restrictions on a group-by-group basis

UserLock® Features
Simultaneous session prevention/restriction

UserLock® allows simultaneous logon (same ID, same password) limitation or prohibition, per user or user group and per session type (workstation, terminal, interactive or VPN/RAS).

A limit can also be set for the total number of sessions of all members of a group. This for example useful if each department of an organization is only allowed to open a limited number of terminal sessions on servers in order to fairly share resources.
Workstation(s) restriction

UserLock allows user or user group’s network access restriction per workstation or IP range. By doing this, users can be limited to their own workstation, department, floor, building…
Time restriction

UserLock allows defining working hours and/or maximum session time for protected users. Outside of this (these) timeframe(s) and/or when time is up, users will be disconnected with prior warning.
Alerts and notifications

UserLock can send popup or email alerts to the network administrators for specific events per user or group (denied logons, successful logons, logoffs…).
Remote session management

An administrator can remotely lock, unlock, logoff and reset all sessions, either from the administration console or the Web interface.
Tailor-made User Notification

UserLock Notification Exemple

UserLock allows notifying all users prior to gaining access to a system with a tailor-made warning message (NISPOM Chapter 8 and DCID 6/3 requirement).
Users can for example be advised that system usage is monitored, recorded, and subject to audit, and that unauthorized use is prohibited and subject to criminal and civil penalties.

They can also be provided with the following information:

* last workstation logged on
* date and time of last successful logon
* history of all logons denied by UserLock and Windows since last successful logon
* number of logons denied by UserLock and Windows since last successful logon

This is one of the most effective ways to detect people impersonating other user accounts.


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