New SecureVue Interface:

The following is a series of SecureVue screen shots providing a detailed look at the SecureVue user interface.

STEP 1: Evaluate Compliance at the Dashboard Level: Reporting can start at a high level to show overall compliance with a specific STIG. SecureVue reports on the percentage of compliance of all Windows 2003 servers against the STIG configuration standard.

STEP 2: Drill-down to see individual levels of compliance: SecureVue reports on how compliant each Windows server is against the STIG security standard. For each system, SecureVue displays percentage of compliance, total number of “passed” controls, total number of “failed” controls and total number of errors during the data collection process.

STEP 3: Drill-down to see pass/fail of individual controls on a system: SecureVue reports on the specific controls defined in STIG that each system meets or fails. There is a one-to-one correlation between the written document and the eIQ policy. Identification is simple with clear “OK,” “VIOLATION,” and “ERROR” codes.

STEP 4: Drill-down to see the details of pass/fail on each control: SecureVue reports on why a specific system is compliant or not compliant with a particular control. Complete detail of the specific control requirement is reported. Users have the ability to directly initiate a workflow event.

STEP 5: Compliance Summary Reports: Over 10 summary reports for each configuration compliance standard policy are available with SecureVue. All SecureVue reports can be filtered to show historical data over time. Questions can be answered – Am I getting more compliant or less compliant over time, what are my most/least compliant controls/sections, what are my most/least compliant locations and more.