What is Security Explorer

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• A powerful and intuitive utility to search for
  and modify Windows NT/2000 security on NTFS
  drives, the Registry, and Shares.

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Todays Networks
More companies are building their networks around
Microsoft Windows NT/2000 than ever
before. According to Microsoft, Windows 2000 can
help you reduce costs through improved management
and increase productivity through improved
reliability and ease of use. Networks built on
Windows 2000 Professional could reduce the
firm's directly related IT costs by 15
percent. But as a network grows in size,
administering it becomes much more difficult.
Thats where Small Wonders Software can help
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Managing Your Network
While it may be easy to add a user or group, or
set permissions on a particular directory, how
easy is it to backup permissions? Restore
Permissions? Modify permissions without
affecting other users? Clone a group or
user?The answer is Virtually Impossible At
least without a product like Security
Explorer. Security Explorer allows you to
administer group and user permissions on NTFS
drives, as well as on Shares and the Registry.
Grant, Revoke, Clone, Search, Backup, Restore,
and Export permissions on your network. Security
Explorer's reliability does it right every time.
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Security Explorer Benefits

• Assists in Administering
• NTFS Permissions
• Registry Permissions
• Share Permissions

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What Security Explorer will help you accomplish

• Add or remove permissions for a user without
  affecting other user's permissions.
• Search for a particular users access on the
  drive.
• Grant, Revoke, Clone, Search, Backup, Restore,
  and Export permissions on your network.
• Easily Set Ownership of files.

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Why do you need Security Explorer?

• Security Explorer Allows You to
• Grant, Revoke, and Clone permissions across
  subdirectories. without affecting any other group
  or user's permissions.
• Modify Permissions on files you dont have access
  to without taking ownership.
• Backup permissions from a command line and
  restore them to the same or separate location
  (including files to which you do not have
  access).
• Clone Permissions from one user/group to another.
  (Everyone to Users, for example).
• Search for specific permissions on a set of
  folders.

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Why do you need Security Explorer? Cont..

• Security Explorer Allows You to
• Deploy to help desk personnel to reduce
  permissions mistakes made by using Windows
  NT/2000s native tools.
• Create Enterprise Scopes allow you to target
  multiple drives and servers for a single
  operation.
• Use full command line support for the "Clone",
  "Export", "Grant", and "Backup" functions.
• Save Time! It is fully integrated with the
  Windows NT Desktop - Including Windows NT
  Explorer, "My Computer" and "Network
  Neighborhood."

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Other Functions

• Set Ownership of folders and files.
• Export permissions to an ODBC database.

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Security Explorers Main Screen
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Grant Permissions

• Grant permissions to a user or a group.
• Does not affect other users permissions.
• Override on access denied. (for administrators
  only)
• Recurse across subfolders.
• Modify more than one user or group at a time.

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Revoke Permissions

• Revoke permissions from a user or a group.
• Does not affect other users.
• Override on access denied. (for administrators
  only)
• Recurse across subfolders.
• Modify permissions on files.
• Modify more than one user or group at a time.

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Clone A Group or User

• Clone a Group or User.
• Clone users for a Domain Migration.
• Does not affect existing users permissions.
• Example
• Clone User A to User B
• User B now has the same permissions as User A

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Set Ownership

• Set Ownership of Files and Directories.
• No more Take Ownership
• Set the owner across subfolders in one
  operation.

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Search for Permissions

• Answer questions about your network.
• Where does the everyone group have access?
• Simply choose
• The Everyone Group.
• A set of permissions to search for.
• A dialog box displays the results.
• Modify the permissions straight from the dialog
  box!

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Backup Permissions

• Network Security
• Saves Time
• Reduces Risk
• Peace of Mind
• Simple to use

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Restore Permissions

• Network Security
• Saves Time.
• Reduces Risk.
• Peace of Mind.
• Simple to use.
• Options
• Restore
• Ownership.
• Files.
• Or both.
• Restore to a new path.
• Restore files with a certain extensions.

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Export Permissions

• Export Permissions to a Database
• MS Access 97 Database provided.
• Use any ODBC compliant Database.
• Ability to print security.

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Registry Permissions

• Browse Registry Permissions across your network
• Modify security.
• Print Registry Security.

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Share Permissions

• Browse Share Permissions
• Modify Permissions.
• Select Multiple Shares to modify at once.
• Print share permissions.

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Command Line Utilities

• SXPGRANT
• SXPGRANTSHARE
• SXPCLONE
• SBACKUP
• SXPEXPORT

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Example using SXPGRANT and SXPGRANTSHARE

• Situation
• Some Users have granted EVERYONE permissions in
  their HOME Folders.
• Original SHARE permissions for Users HOME
  Folders was EVERYONE FULL CONTROL.
• You need to tighten up security!

• Solution
• Use SXPGRANT and SXPGRANTSHARE in the cmd line
  utility.

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Useful Functions for Security Explorer

• Grant and Revoke permissions for users and groups
  across subfolders without affecting existing
  permissions.
• Clone groups and users permissions to aid in
  Domain Migration.
• Backup all your permissions to a file and restore
  them if necessary.

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The Right Choice

• Why have so many Windows NT/2000 Network
  Administrators chosen Security Explorer?
• Ease of use.
• Time savings.
• Features not found in Windows NT/2000.
• Reduced administrative costs.
• Reliability.

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What our customers say

• "Security Explorer is one of the best pieces of
  third party software I've purchased in the last 6
  years - keep up the fantastic work filling in the
  holes that Microsoft habitually leaves gaping
  open..." Kevin Bolger IST Manager
• "I have a license for Security Explorer and I use
  it quite extensively. Just last week our PDC was
  reconfigured and I had to create over 600 shares
  from the data that we restored. Thanks for saving
  me from at least two weeks of pure drudgery. It
  only took me one and a half days. Thanks again."
  Jim Publow CTS Instructor Grand Centre High
  School

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What our customers say

• "We like and use the feature for reviewing groups
  and members while in various modes. Also, the add
  to existing permissions features for
  current directories and sub directories is great.
  Overall, it (Security Explorer) is easy to use
  and more powerful than user manager in NT to set
  and check permissions on our file server." Ron
  Cadenhead Bolder Technologies Corporation
• "The time-savings alone makes Security Explorer
  worth the investment."Windows NT Magazine
• "Recently, I purchased Security Explorer had
  great success with it! Also, I showed Security
  Explorer to a fellow associate and now he uses it
  too - with the same great results! I love how
  Security Explorer is fully integrated into the
  Windows NT/2000 desktop and how it makes it very
  easy to see the user's rights. Also, Security
  Explorer's design is very user friendly!"Curt
  SchnorfHoneywell FMT

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About Small Wonders Software

• Small Wonders Software, a privately held
  corporation founded in 1993, specializes in
  developing administrative and security software
  for Windows NT/2000 networks.
• Dedicated to providing innovative software
  solutions, our goal is to ease and improve
  administration while increasing company
  efficiency and reducing costs.
• Our expert products, reputed for their superior
  performance, value and reliability offer
  solutions for small, medium and large
  enterprises. Security Explorer, Secure Copy and
  Enterprise Security Reporter are distributed
  globally both directly from Small Wonders
  Software and through a network of distributors.
• Our products capture the trust of numerous
  companies including Shell, Deutsche Financial
  Services, Intel, EDS, Lucent Technologies,
  Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Siemens,
  Pepsi-Cola and Gateway.

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