With our latest Gears release, code name, West Virginia, administrators can now enforce operating system (OS) versions for Windows and Mac devices, and use our improved cookie injection to identify devices through web domains, or SaaS products.
OS Version Enforcement
Gears administrators can now enforce the operating system version of Mac and Windows devices in their network. Since OSX and PC operating system updates typically include security patches and important improvements, being able to enforce the latest OS version is important for mitigating security risks in your organization's network.
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NAC for SaaS Cookie Injection
In order to aid an endpoint's ability to send its compliance information to the cloud, we have improved OPSWAT Gears' ability to call the cloud API by using the cookies on the endpoint itself. With cookie injection, Gears can be used with SaaS products to control access to the service according to the compliance status of the endpoint attempting to connect. The cookies on the devices are used as an identifier, and can now be configured with multiple web domains. Admins can Integrate their web-based software, like ExpressVPN, by adding the domain information as shown below:
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You can find out more about the cookie injection integration in our Developer Portal, and can now download the latest version of OPSWAT Gears as well.
