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Intelligent Network Querying
Retina Remediation Manager distributes intelligent queries across
the network to automate identification of required patches, so
that only machines that require remediation are identified
Rapid Deployment of Critical Patches
Leveraging the strength of Retina Remediation Manager, users can
target remediation to specific devices, groups, domains or
organizational units, increasing the efficiency of remediation
activities. Custom policies can be created to automatically
remediate any computer which becomes non-compliant, and deliver
solutions to remote users upon login. Additionally, Retina
Remediation Manager lets users schedule deployment by date and
time to ease network traffic and gives them full control of
rebooting upon patch deployment.
Configuration Management
Retina Remediation Manager allows you to maintain configuration
standards according to corporate policies and remotely address
non-compliant registry and user settings.
Centralized Management and Administration
Retina Remediation Manager displays progress of remediation
activities in real-time and allows you to prioritize patch
deployments according to internal specifications (download size,
release date, severity and products). Users can create
hierarchical machine groups to ease management and deployment, as
well as roles and responsibilities with multi-level administrator
privileges. Retina Remediation Manager displays only relevant
patches and affected machines, increasing the overall efficiency
of remediation efforts.
Architecture and Scalability
Retina Remediation Manager is the most scalable solution of its
kind available today, supporting up to 75,000 machines per managed
console. A hierarchical “relay” topology maximizes speed of
administration, while minimizing network overhead and individual
client CPU usage.
Enterprise-Class Security
Retina Remediation Manager is secured by robust security for
administrative authorization, including digital signatures and
supports full communications encryption in high-security networks.
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