C2C

C2C Access Security Manager

Access Security Manager provides administrators with control and verification of Exchange Mailbox and public folder access rights and permissions. 

Access Security Manager allows you to manage security for mailboxes folders and public folders in Exchange: providing integrity for your mail systems before compromised data is committed to archive.  It allows you to detect ‘shadow users’; those users who might gain access (accidentally or otherwise) to the mailboxes of others.  The Access Security Manager then enables you to update users’ permissions in line with approved security policy and practices. 

An organisation may be open to many levels of email abuse, not only issues of archive security, if there is no method of knowing who has the ability to look into mailboxes and act as if they were that mailbox owner.

Benefits

  • Audits Exchange security settings rapidly
  • Validates the integrity of access to email stores and public folders
  • Pre-empts security breaches
  • Provides additional security for an email archive system
  • Ensures the safeguards for confidential information
  • Finds anonymous and deleted users
  • Prevents email impersonation
  • Reduces leaks of email information
  • Easy to implement, maintain and manage

Features 

  • Mailbox folder and public folder permissions
  • Standard rights searches
  • Permissions associated to a user
  • ‘Send on Behalf of’ permissions
  • Zombie users
  • Can secure other email archive solutions
  • Flexible groupings of permissions
  • Post findings and updates to external database
  • Mass updates of permissions
  • Optional read only control
  • Automatic permission searches and updates
  • Active Directory aware
  • Hidden mailboxes options
  • Multiple Mailbox folder types
  • MMC Interface
  • Scalable Structure

Requirements

Access Security Manager runs on:

  • Windows 2000 or later with the latest service packs
  • Outlook 2000 or later, configured to connect to an Exchange server

Access Security Manager will process permission from Exchange 2000 or later, on the latest service packs.