Packaged and Licensed for Government

Flexible, Scalable Deployment

• EventTracker is a software only solution which is installed on industry standard hardware with any Microsoft operating system.
• A large installation can be supported by a single low-end server.
• Designed to scale up to take full advantage of the biggest 64-bit multi processor, multi core systems.
• EventTracker can be deployed in a virtual environment.
• Supports installations with discrete, segregated networks and roles.

Since EventTracker runs on a standalone hardware platform, you keep your existing relationship with the hardware vendors you deal with. You can easily increase memory or transfer the installation to a larger server, if needed. Fault-tolerance and fail-over can be easily built into the system. In the case of a hardware failure you can have EventTracker up and running again quickly.

The EventTracker architecture supports multiple management points and flexible roll-up schemes. If you want to locally manage you can have multiple distinct management points and roll-up logs for enterprise wide compliance reporting or correlation. EventTracker meets the unique needs of your enterprise and does force you into a one size fits all.

Advanced Functionality - One Low Price

All the features of EventTracker, including all auditor grade compliance packs, are included for one single, simple price. If you require both HIPAA and FISMA compliance, it is all there. There are no added fees for advanced functionality like the USB monitoring. You get it all.

• EventTracker is licensed by the number of monitored devices.
• There is no additional charge for Management Consoles.
• Proprietary hardware appliances or expensive database licenses are not required.
• Pricing is granular and predictable.
• EventTracker can grow with you incrementally with no surprises.

Often in government agencies there are a number of discrete, segregated networks. Security and separation of duty requirements often mean the data from these networks cannot be collected in a single place. If there are 3 distinct networks with 50 devices each, the license is based on 150 devices, not 3 distinct installs of 50 devices each.

With Prism's end of year government pricing the cost advantage is impossible to beat.