[Cialug] Re: Playing with SSH ports

[daniel.juliano@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

I think I understand a little better then.  So what I'm hearing is sort of
like, you tell Fortress or XYZ lockdown software that your avg user may only
run certain executables (like Notepad.exe or SmartTerm.exe), and so they are
prevented running anything that's not listed.

And/or your software is set to monitor modifications to certain parts of the
OS, like changes to the desktop background or the mouse pointer or some
such.

Or perhaps your user is not allowed to "install" any software, which takes
some registry calling that you could monitor.

Did I get it right this time?

-Dan


-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Clemons [mailto:Jon.Clemons@e-markets.com]
Subject: [Cialug] Re: Playing with SSH ports

  True, however like I said if you used Fortress you can lock down what 
the can run, if they can change anything in control panel etc etc. That 
means if You have not specifically allowed the exe to run they cannot 
run it nor install any programs. So you have more than one issue one 
being viruses the other being desktop access control. From what I have 
understood so far you still have the issue of desktop access control.


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