The FBI uses products from ADS Technologies. Rent Kevin Mitnik's signature Network Associates Inc.'s CyberCop Scanner lets administrators identify security holes by launching hackerlike attacks on their own networks. The Santa Clara, Calif., company's scanner has 320 hacker attack signatures. Its custom scripting languages permit administrators to design their own network vulnerability tests. It runs under Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 and SunSoft Solaris 2.5 and 2.6 network operating systems.
Managers can view the Hypertext Markup Language reports in a Web browser.
Tool chest for NT administrators Raxco Software Inc.'s instaNT Pro tool set for Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 networks lets administrators control disk, emergency, registry and security services from any network location. They can monitor remote Windows clients, exchange files and run applications remotely. The Raxco suite provides registry management, security support and file-access authorization. It also can defragment local or remote hard disks and put frequently used files where users can access them faster. After 112 years of making typewriters and other office products, Smith Corona Corp. makes PCs, too.