paul.nowak wrote: Matt, thanks for the comments. I made an error on the version of Plone. It's 2.5 Plone running on Zope 2.9x.
In regards to the additional products, we have a skin installed and we have a product that we had custom developed for us that connects to a PostgreSQL database. We've looked at slow PostgreSQL queries causing problems and have not been able to find an issue. We've also tested for the case where the PostgreSQL server is down and have not been able to create an issue. We therefor...
Catbird announced a Virtual Infrastructure Security
Assessment (VSA). Catbird’s VSA helps IT administrators identify and close the
potential gaps in security and compliance created in the move from “P to V”.
The 30-day assessment includes a thorough security analysis, detailed reports
with actionable intelligence and a comprehensive plan to mitigate risk and
protect critical virtual systems, networks, desktops and processes.
Catbird’s VSA combines traditional security assessment
methodologies with virtual infrastructure telemetry gathered through Catbird’s
stateless, non-invasive V-Agents to deliver robust scrutiny previously
unachievable with existing mechanisms. The VSA identifies the scope and
magnitude of the virtualization compliance gap through qualitative and
quantitative analysis of the new architecture’s impact on change control,
separation of duties, network visibility and segmentation, and secondary
validation.
“While virtualization platforms are safe, it’s really easy
to inadvertently bypass the traditional control mechanisms and best-practices
common to all physical corporate data centers,” said Catbird CTO, Michael
Berman. “Virtual machine deployment is as simple as a single click from a
single person. Combine that with an ad-hoc approach to network segmentation and
the inadequacies of physical security devices in the virtual world, and now you
have potentially serious compliance and security holes. Catbird’s VSA is a
one-stop, simple way to help IT administrators migrate the best practices of
their physical infrastructure over to the virtual landscape. “
Catbird’s V-Security assessment starts by working closely
with the client’s IT staff to establish a scope based on existing controls and
best-practices on the physical infrastructure. Once the scope is defined, the
team deploys Catbird’s V-Security to
passively monitor the networks and check specific assets identified in the
scope of work. Integration is quick and easy, and the assessment can be up and
running in as little as a day.
Catbird VSA clients receive their first report within 24
hours of setup. For the next four weeks, Catbird’s V-Security monitors and
tests all network segments for gaps in security, integrity, management control,
configuration and availability. Daily dashboard reports provide snapshots of
the test results, which are then aggregated into a comprehensive report
presented in an actions workshop by the assessment team. The final report
identifies compliance and protection gaps, and contains explicit
recommendations based on common best security practices to immediately correct
each identified issue.
Key Health, a leader in providing financial and management
solutions to healthcare facilities, medical providers and attorneys, deployed
Catbird V-Security after completing the Catbird Virtual Security
Assessment. “The financial and business flexibility of virtualization is great,
but control and compliance are also non-negotiable,” noted Key Health CIO
Martin Flom. “During testing of our virtual infrastructure in the lab, we
observed both the risk of VM sprawl, as well as a potential gap in our HIPPA
compliance. Catbird’s Virtual Security Assessment gave us an easy way to
mitigate any compliance risks upfront and accelerate our move from the lab to
production.”
Key Health was assisted by Catbird partner Network
Engineering and Contracting, (NEACI). "VMware is a homerun when it comes
to consolidation ratios, savings, business agility and green computing,” said
NEACI CTO Stewart Alpert. ”But when it comes to production systems in
environments operating under regulations such as HIPAA, FISMA, or GLBA, our
customers are required to extend their existing network security
policy to their virtual infrastructure. The only way I know how to do that
today is Catbird V-Security”.
Catbird is a pioneer in the virtual security industry. Its
V-Security suite is a comprehensive security and compliance solution for
virtual and physical infrastructures. V-Security is a fully-automated
Security-as-a-Service solution built upon a stateless architecture that is 100%
plug-and-play for both physical and virtual environments. V-Security includes
VMShield, a dedicated security solution designed to control and secure the
virtual machine console, and HypervisorShield to guard against unauthorized
hypervisor network access and attack. Via its IPS/IDS, Rogue VM monitoring,
firewall and policy enforcement, Catbird is one-stop shopping for the most
critical areas in virtual network security.
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