Oesis v4

Australia.Program detailsURL: www.logicnow.comInstallation folder: C:\Program Files\Managed Antivirus\Managed Antivirus Master Service\Uninstaller: "C:\Program Files\Managed Antivirus\Managed Antivirus Master Service\unins000.exe"Estimated size: 25.63 MBFiles installed by Managed Antivirus Master ServiceInterop.EpagManagerLib.dll - Assembly imported from type library 'EpagManagerLib'.AWSSDK.dll (by Amazon.com, Inc) - Amazon Web Services SDK for .NET (AWSSDK (.NET 3.5))NLog.dll (by NLog) - NLog v3.2.0.0 (PrivateBuild) (NLog for .NET Framework 3.5)agentCloudCommon.dll - agentCloudSharedCodeagentCloudSharedCode.dllARadapterv4v3.dll (by OPSWAT) - AppRemoverAdapterManagedAntivirus.exe - Managed Antivirus (Managed Antivirus Master Service)CannonballSocket.dll - CannonballSocketlibwaremoval.dll (by OPSWAT) - AppRemover SDK (AppRemover Library)BDEndpointSDK.dll - BDEndpointSDKlibwaapi.dll - OESIS V4 SDK (OESIS V4 Core Library)libwaheap.dll - OESIS V4 Utility Librarylibwaresource.dll - OESIS V4 Resource Librarylibwasimple.dll - OESIS V4 Simple C API Librarylibwautils.dll64bitProxy.exe - OESIS Local (64BitProxy)AppRemover_API.dll - AppRemoverarv3tr.exeJurassic.dll (by Paul Bartrum) - Jurassicthorwac.dll - thorwacagentCommon.dll - commonAppRemover_64.exeAppremoverAdapterService.exeunins000.exe - Setup/UninstallBehaviors exhibitedServiceManagedAntivirus.exe runs as a service named 'Interweb Managed Antivirus Endpoint Master Service' (ManagedAntivirus) "Master service which manages your antivirus application".How do I remove Managed Antivirus Master Service?You can uninstall Managed Antivirus Master Service from your computer by using the Add/Remove Program feature in the Window's Control Panel.On the Start menu (for Windows 8, right-click the screen's bottom-left corner), click Control Panel, and then, under Programs, do one of the following:Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall a Program.Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs.When you find the program Managed Antivirus Master Service, click it, and then do one of the following:Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall.Windows XP: Click the Remove or Change/Remove tab (to the right of the program).Follow the prompts. A progress bar shows you how long it will take to remove

I have good news to share about the OPSWAT Access Control Certification Program (OACC).First, over 100 endpoint security vendors now participate in the program including well-known brands such as Avast, Avira, Bitdefender, Carbon Black, Cybereason, Cisco, CrowdStrike, ESET, F-Secure, Kaspersky, Palo Alto Networks, Panda, SentinelOne, Symantec and Trend Micro.Second, we issued a record-high number of certification awards (38) in our quarter ending March 31, 2020, building momentum from a very respectable 25 certifications awarded in Q4 2019. Perhaps even more importantly, the number of applications submitted by vendors in the past two quarters is more than double the submissions made in the two corresponding quarters for the year immediately prior.And, at this early stage of Q2, OACC appears to be on a path to awarding 30% more Certifications than awarded in Q2 2019. More details about OACC are available, here.Increased vendor participation in OACC means OEM customers of the OESIS Framework should expect improved Zero-day support for endpoint protection detection and more functionally rich compliance checking of pre-installed antimalware and encryption products.To support the increase in OACC participation and to continuously improve the OESIS Framework we are actively recruiting additional analysts to join the OESIS engineering team. We expect the combination of greater vendor participation in OACC and additional analyst manpower will reduce the average time needed to add new product support into OESIS from the current 10 days, to only 5 days by the end of 2020.We have also decided to make available the Vulnerability and Patch Management Module of the OESIS Framework to our OEM customers. We have been validating interest among enterprise customers for endpoint vulnerability assessment and auto-patching features through MetaDefender Access, our Zero Trust solution for secure device access. Based on increased usage of these features over the last 3 years by MetaDefender Access customers, we are now offering it as a mature, market-tested solution to our valued OEM customers to incorporate into their products. The Vulnerability and Patch Management Module is described here.For more information, visit OESIS Framework. Stay Up-to-Date With OPSWAT!Sign up today to receive the latest company updates, stories, event info, and more.

Home/ Blog / Considerations for Effective Endpoint Security As BYOD continues to grow in popularity, organizations will have to focus more resources on the protection of endpoint devices and the associated risks those devices bring with them. When trying to choose the best set of endpoint security products for your company, there are several considerations you should keep in mind.Remediation Doesn't Fix Lack of Real-time ProtectionTargeting remote devices and endpoints has become so lucrative that cyber criminals are beginning to exploit the FYOD (Fix Your Own Device) trend as a way to infect devices. While Patch Management and allowlist application companies are taking different approaches when addressing this issue, they are both lacking the necessary security for BYOD and partner endpoints. In order to fully protect endpoint devices, a comprehensive security solution is needed. Leaving endpoint devices unprotected is dangerous because it often provides an entry point for cyber criminals, giving them the necessary access and privileges needed to launch a sophisticated attack, similar to the breaches that happened at Target and Home Depot.Finding a Comprehensive Solution In order to fully protect endpoint devices, a comprehensive security solution is needed. Cisco's most recent Annual Security Report, covers the need for enterprise adoption of "Continuous Security," which provides context visibility, constant enforcement control and threat protection across the entire attack continuum. This idea of "Continuous Security" is something that our team at OPSWAT has done well for over a decade with OESIS, an endpoint security compliance and posture assessment SDK. OESIS is used by reputable security companies such as Cisco, F5, PaloAlto Networks and PulseSecure.With OESIS, we started by providing companies with basic antivirus and firewall checks for remote devices, enabling them to block network connection depending on the status of those installed security applications. Over the years we have added support for 13 additional application types including encryption, firewall, antiphishing, patch management and many more. There is also an optional module in OESIS that leverages Metascan® Online's multi-scanning capabilities, allowing users to check files and IP addresses for threats.Metascan Online leverages multi-scanning (multiple anti-malware engines) for more effective protection, as it's hard for a single antivirus engine to catch all emerging threats on its own. Fortunately, multi-scanning provides a comprehensive solution for finding cyber maleficence by using the power of multiple antivirus engines. With multi-scanning, OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) become continuous security assessors and do a better job of enforcing