OSB190: What's New in Xtraction

OSB190: What's New in Xtraction
Sara Otremba
Jeremy Carter

2. What's New in Xtraction?
(OSB190)
Sara Otremba / Jeremy Carter

3. Ivanti Momentum Webinars offers best practices, tips, and tricks, and much more to help
you make the most of your solutions!

4. What’s New –Xtraction2017.1
Export dashboards
Column export enhancements
Workspace UI
Refresh times
Enhanced configuration
New connectors

5. Xtractionstandard bundle
Standard server
▪Connectors:
▪Ivanti Endpoint Manager
(formerly Landesk Management Suite)
▪IvantiService Desk
▪Ivanti Patch for Windows Servers
(formerly Shavlik Protect)
▪IvantiDesktopNow(formerly Appsense)
▪IvantiEndpoint Security (formerly HEAT EMSS)
▪IvantiService Manager (formerly HEAT SM) + VOICE
▪Analysts
▪2 concurrent seats

6. Export enhancements: export dashboards

7. Export enhancements: repeating headers

8. Workspace UI
▪Ability to publish in Workspaces framework
▪Improves end-user experiences

9. More updates in 2017.1
▪Reduce refresh times
▪5-second refresh of dashboards for
up-to-the minute information

10. ▪Additional 3
rd
-Party Connectors

11. EasyVistaService Manager
▪See ITSM data

12. Connectors for federal government
VMware vCenter
McAfee ePO
Overt

13. ▪Additional Ivanti Connectors

14. New Ivanti connectors
▪Ivanti Service Manager (formerly HEAT SM)
▪Ivanti Voice (for Service Manager)
▪IvantiEndpoint Security (formerly HEAT EMSS)

15. Ivanti Service Manager (formerly HEAT SM)
▪See, analyze, and act on ITSM data
▪Get visibility into incidents, problems, changes, service requests, etc.

16. IvantiVOICE (for Service Manager)
▪See, analyze, and act on ACD and IVR data.
▪Get visibility into call resolution, call response statics, and more.

17. IvantiEndpoint Security (formerly HEAT EMSS)
▪See critical security data and act swiftly.
▪Easily understand your security posture.

18. Let’s talk security.
▪What are the problems companies face when it comes to
their security posture?
▪What should IT, Operations, Security, etc. be concerned with?
▪How do IT, Operations, Security, etc. know if they are taking appropriate
action to be secure and compliant?
▪How can Xtractionhelp?

19. ▪Every minute, a user will access
a malicious website.
▪Every 4 minutes, a piece of
malware communicates to its host.
▪Every 17 minutes, a user will
access
a high-risk application.
▪Every 28 minutes, known malware
is downloaded to a host.
▪Every 5 minutes, sensitive data is
sent
outside the organization.

20. Critical security controls
▪Offense informs defense
▪Prioritization
▪Metrics
▪Continuous diagnostics and mitigation
▪Automation
Critical Security Controls are a relatively small number of prioritized, well vetted, and
supported security actions organizations can take to assess and improve their current
security state.

21. Top 5 things you can do to prevent malware
Remove/control admin rights1
Patch OS v ulnerabilities2
Patch 3
rd
-party app vulnerabilities3
Im plement application w hitelisting4
Control peripheral (device) connections5

22. ▪Demo Time

23. See how well you’re doing based on top 5 CSC controls

24. Top 5 CSC stats in one dashboard

25. ▪Questions?

26. Thank you

27. #Interchange17