Safe Access® is not a product you have to babysit. Highly automated and remarkably easy to use, it won't burden your IT resources or inconvenience your end users.

The best GUI in the business
The Safe Access interface is clean, fast uncluttered, and intuitive, making Safe Access one of the easiest security products to use. The quarantined device list is updated in real time, and you can drill down on a specific device to quickly see which tests it failed. Access policies are created by simply checking on the tests you want to include. System configuration is greatly simplified and accomplished almost entirely through the GUI. Don't take our word for it though; check out the product tour.

Deep, fast, unobtrusive endpoint testing
Unlike our competitors who, by using the Nessus® vulnerability scanner for endpoint testing, force you to choose between slow, restricted pre-connect testing or a heavy endpoint agent, Safe Access' propriety testing engine applies deep, high-speed consistent testing to all endpoints regardless of which of the three available testing methods is employed (i.e., agentless testing, agent-based testing, or web-based testing). And even with our agent-based method, the memory footprint is small, about 5MB.

Automation and control
Safe Access is automatically updated with new compliance tests, ensuring protection against newly identified threats. The library of more than 1800 tests is continually growing. Tests are developed and distributed by the StillSecure Security Alert Team, which monitors 24x7 for emerging threats.

Endpoint testing and enforcement is also fully automated, although you have the option of maintaining manual control over any part of the process. White lists and black lists of devices can be maintained that give you 'always allow' or 'always deny' control of select endpoints, like those belonging to your senior executives. The Safe Access GUI gives you fast, intuitive control of all devices under management, letting quickly override any automated actions.
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