Do you have visibility into everything that privileged users are doing on your systems across your environment? Would you know if an unauthorized user gained access to sensitive information? The frequency and seriousness these breaches are increasing and compliance requirements for regulated information are forcing businesses to monitor of privileged user access. Can you do so today?

With SAGES solutions Privileged User Manager allows IT administrators to work on systems without exposing administrator or supervisor passwords, as well as root-account credentials to the administrator. It specifically targets managing, controlling and recording of all privileged administrator activities for UNIX, Linux and Windows environments.

The increasing diversity of server, workstation and mobile systems inside and outside of their networks has IT organizations struggling to enforce consistent policies. And with increasing data breaches and tougher government regulations and industry mandates, pressures are building to implement granular authorization and role-based access controls. In addition, IT security managers realize that detailed auditing is essential to validate security policies and demonstrate regulatory compliance.
SAGES provides solution for unified identity architecture not only supports centralized identity management with Active Directory, but also centralizes policy and privilege in Active Directory, making it easy for access rights to follow a user throughout the identity management lifecycle. With unified identity architecture, IT operations and security staff can eliminate fractured identity and policy silos by consolidating UNIX and Linux identities and privileges into Active Directory. The same Active Directory-centric approach makes centralized management of Macs and mobile devices easy while giving users the one login they want. Our solution goes well beyond Active Directory Bridgingai products by providing an integrated solution for identity consolidation, authentication, single sign-on, Group Policy enforcement on non-Windows systems, and mobile security management.

Unstructured and semi-structured data in organizations is exploding and out of control. In most organizations, unstructured data accounts for 80% of business data and doubles in volume every 12-18 months.
It encompasses all distinct files, documents, images, spreadsheets, emails, videos and audio files stored on servers, NAS devices and in semi-structured repositories like SharePoint and Exchange.
Modern, data-driven organizations continually form cross-functional teams that access fluid sets of digital resources. The increasing number of teams, combined with additional management and security requirements, cause the number of data containers shared folders, Exchange public folders and SharePoint sites to increase proportionally faster than the information were storing in them. Each data set needs to be managed and protected; effective and efficient management and protection requires automation.

SAGES provides Data Governance Suite provides organizations the ability to keep pace with their data, manage access entitlements efficiently and effectively, audit access to every file and email event, identify and involve data owners and find and classify sensitive and business critical data.

Volume of data is growing at a staggering pace and the vast majority of the data were storing are excess copies of production, created by disparate data protection and availability tools like backup, DR, dev & testing, and analytics. This copy data glut is driving a massive excess of both cost and complexity. There are lots of technologies out there to treat the symptoms of this problem, but only one to cure the disease: Copy Data Virtualization.
SAGES help the siloed copy data management applications with a radically simple, application-centric, SLA-driven approach that lets customers:
Capture data from production applications, according to an SLA you can define in just a few clicks
Manage it in the most efficient way possible
Use it whenever and wherever you need it
Once you have created an SLA you will be able to bind it to any application, physical, or virtual machine, using a simple point-and-click interface. Once data has been captured, it will be available for instant access to support a variety of use cases from data protection and business resiliency to app development and testing, analytics, archiving and more.