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Dell, Securonix team up to provide security analytics for Active Directory

By TechTaffy Desk

Dell has formed a technology partnership with Securonix to improve the security of data in Active Directory (AD) and other enterprise application environments. The partnership combines the insights delivered by the Dell Change Auditor product with actionable security intelligence capabilities provided by Securonix.

“With Active Directory under constant assault, organizations need a layered approach to security, including automated tools for change auditing and anomalous pattern detection,” said Tom Crane, director, product management, Dell Systems and Information Management.

Dell Change Auditor and Securonix are sold separately. Both are available now.

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