System Health Agents (SHAs) and System Health Validators (SHVs) that are available from NAP partners

Published 30 September 08 01:21 PM | MS NAP Team

In my previous blog post, System Health Agents (SHAs) that are available from Microsoft, I described the SHAs (and their corresponding system health validators [SHVs]) that you can use with Windows Security Center in Windows Vista and Windows XP with Service Pack 3, Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), and Microsoft Forefront Client Security (FCS).

Here is the list of SHAs and SHVs that are available from NAP partners (as of 10/6/08).

Partner	Product	Status	Links
Avenda Systems	Windows Universal SHA/SHV	Shipping	Location Datasheet
Blue Ridge Networks	Secure EdgeGuard, which includes an EdgeGuard SHA and SHV	Shipping	Location
Computer Associates	CA Threat Manager r8.1, which includes an eTrust SHA and SHV	Shipping	Location Press Release
Kaspersky Lab	Kaspersky Administration Kit 7.0, which includes a Kaspersky Lab SHA and SHV	In Beta testing	Location Press Release
McAfee	McAfee Network Access Control (MNAC) 3.0, which includes a McAfee SHA and SHV	Shipping	Location
Nortel	Nortel Secure Network Access (SNA), which includes an SNA SHA and SHV	Shipping	Location More Information
Symantec	Symantec Network Access Control 11.0, which includes a SHA and SHV for Symantec NAC	Shipping	Location
UNETsystem	UNET SHA, which includes a UNET SHA and SHV	Shipping	Location

The momentum is building…

Enjoy!

Joe Davies
Senior Program Manager

Filed under: Partners, SHAs and SHVs

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