GFI EndPointSecurity 4.2 SR1 (build 20091109) has been released and is available for download Changes within this release include: FIXED: Memory leak in the EndPointSecurity Agent. FIXED: Crash when Microsoft Windows 7 build-in burner on a computer is used with the GFI EndPointSecurity agent installed. FIXED: When upgrading from an older version using the main application the upgrade was not done automatically. FIXED: The license page would not show the computers limitation correctly. Download Location: The latest build of GFI EndPointSecurity 4.2 SR1 (build 20091109) can be download from:

http://www.gfi.com/endpointsecurity/download

GFI EndPointSecurity 4.2 (build 20091014) has been released and is available for download Changes within this release include: NEW: Support for Microsoft Windows 7 NEW: Support for Microsoft Windows 7 BitLocker to Go encrypted devices NEW: Freeware mode the functionality will be limited to monitoring only. The product enters in freeware mode after the evaluation period has expired. NEW: Activity log a quick way to view the users activity NEW: New reports in the Report Pack:

Top 50 active users Top 50 active machines Users who accessed devices on more than one machine Machines which had more than one user accessing devices Connected devices outside working hours

GFI EndPointSecurity 4.2 BETA (build 20090928) has been released and is available for download Changes within this release include: NEW: Support for Microsoft Windows 7 NEW: Support for Microsoft Windows 7 BitLocker to Go encrypted devices NEW: Freeware mode the functionality will be limited to monitoring only. The product enters in freeware mode after the evaluation period has expired. NEW: Activity log a quick way to view the users activity NEW: New reports in the Report Pack: Top 50 active users Top 50 active machines Users who accessed devices on more than one machine Machines which had more than one user accessing devices Connected devices outside working hours and Connected

GFI Support offers a Self-Service portal which allows you to create and manage your existing cases. Through the Self-Service portal one can access an extensive solution database which provides suggestions to help with your issue. If you have not yet received your Self-Service portal credentials, upon submission of your next support request, please request this information when logging a case with GFI Support. Once your request has been processed, you will receive an email containing your username and password. To access the GFI Self-Service portal login click here. Note: At the first logon you will be prompted to change the auto-generated password to a new one. The following sections are found in the GFI Self-Service portal: Home: This section contains an overview of your open cases and top solu

Yes, you are able to block device models within GFI EndPointSecurity. This is possible by performing the following steps: Add the device model you wish to block in the GFI EndPointSecurity device database Create a new policy blocking that particular device. Add the device model you wish to block in the GFI EndPointSecurity device database Attach the device model you want to block to a computer. This computer must be accessible by the GFI EndPointSecurity server since it must be scanned using the Device Scan utility in GFI EndPointSecurity Logon to the GFI EndPointSecurity server with administrative credentials Open the GFI EndPointSecurity Management Console Click on the 'Tools' tab and click on 'Device Scan' Enter the IP address or computer name of the computer you have attached the device to (in Step 1) under 'Scan target:'

GFI ReportCenter 3.6 has been released and is available for download.

New features in GFI ReportCenter 3.6 include: Localization to German, Italian, Spanish and Russian Updated reporting rendering engine to Crystal Reports 12 Built on updated version of Microsoft .Net Framework: 2.0 Note: Old ReportPack applications compiled for ReportCenter 3.5 are compatible and will run under ReportCenter 3.6. Limitations: GFI ReportCenter 3.6 will not install on Microsoft Windows 2000. More details here

Download location: www.gfi.com/reportcenter36/download This build will also be downloaded automatically by any GFI ReportPack if the latest version of GFI ReportCenter is not installed.

GFI EndPointSecurity 4.1 Service Release 1 (build 20090508) has been released and is available for download Changes within this release include: UPDATE: Added detection and control for more Secure Digital bus implementations (Standard, Texas Instruments, Ricoh). FIXED: Added detection in the device scanning tool for PCMCIA controller from Ricoh FIXED: Changed in German resources "Strg+B" text with "Strg+D" and now corresponds to the CTRL+D functionality. FIXED: Fixed memory leak on GFI EndPointSecurity's agent service. FIXED: Fixed an import problem where only 30 computers were imported when a computer limited license key was used. FIXED: In some cases a backend database created for GFI EndPointSecurity 4.0 was not properly upgraded to version 4.1.

If it is necessary to move GFI EndPointSecurity to a new server and you wish to retain your configuration settings, proceed as follows: Note: Before you move the configuration from one installation to the other, it is recommended that you check that you are running the same version and build for GFI EndPointSecurity. This can be done from GFI EndPointSecurity -> General -> Version Information. Backup your current configuration Open the GFI EndPointSecurity configuration on the current server Click on File' and select Import and export configurations' From the Import and Export Configurations Wizard' click on Export the desired configurations to a file' and select Next' Enter a name and destination where you want to save your backup configuration file and click on the Next' button Select the options you wish to export to the new G