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NetIQ
Company typeSubsidiary
IndustryComputer software
FoundedSan Jose, California, United States (1995 (1995))
FateAcquired by The Attachmate Group (July 5, 2006 (2006-07-05))
Headquarters
Houston, Texas
,
United States
Key people
Jay Gardner (President and GM)
Products
  • Access Governance Suite
  • Access Manager
  • Access Review
  • Advanced Authentication Framework
  • Aegis
  • AppManager
  • Change Guardian
  • Cloud Manager
  • Directory and Resource Administrator
  • eDirectory
  • Identity Manager
  • Operations Center
  • PlateSpin Forge
  • PlateSpin Migrate
  • PlateSpin Protect
  • PlateSpin Recon
  • Privileged User Manager
  • Secure Configuration Manager
  • SecureLogin
  • Sentinel
ParentMicro Focus
Websitewww.netiq.com Edit this at Wikidata

NetIQ is an enterprise software company based in Houston, Texas whose products provide identity and access management, security and data center management. Its flagship offerings are NetIQ Identity Manager and NetIQ Access Manager. Other key software titles include AppManager, Secure Configuration Manager, Sentinel.

Micro Focus International has owned NetIQ since 2014, when MFI acquired The Attachmate Group, which acquired NetIQ in 2006,[1] six years after the latter acquired Mission Critical Software.[2][3]

History

NetIQ was founded by Ching-fa Hwang, Her-daw Che, Hon Wong, Ken Prayoon Cheng and Tom Kemp in September 1995; ; AppManager was introduced 1996.[4] Their February 2000 merger with Mission Critical Software[2] widened the company's focus to include systems management as well as performance.[5][6]

In 2001, NetIQ acquired Webtrends, whose software "monitors corporate Internet traffic."[7][8] — which they sold in 2005.[9]

In 2006, NetIQ was acquired by AttachmateWRQ,[10] After that company acquired Novell in 2011,[11] it changed its name to The Attachmate Group. NetIQ added identity and security products as well as data center and virtualization[12] to their offerings. It was the Attachmate acquisition that led to the alignment of NetIQ products into three categories:

  • identity and access management,
  • security management and
  • data center management.[13]

In 2014, The Attachmate Group was merged into Micro Focus International.[14]

Products and services

NetIQ Access Manager
a Web access management product that provides single sign-on for web applications.
NetIQ Identity Manager
NetIQ's implementation of Identity Management software. It utilizes XML-based configuration files to determine the product's implemented functions.[15][16]

With synchronization capabilities out of the box including various directories, databases, phone systems, operating systems, and HR systems, IDM strives to ease the administrative efforts of large enterprises by preventing administrative effort duplication. IDM 4.6 was released in February 2017.[17]

Security management

  • Change Guardian[18]
  • Secure Configuration Manager[19]
  • Sentinel[20]
  • Privileged User Manager[21]

Data center management

  • AppManager[22] AppManager was extended to Windows NT in 1997.[23]
  • Cloud Manager
  • PlateSpin Protect
  • PlateSpin Migrate - handles workload migration
  • Operations Center

See also

References

  1. ^ Rusli, Evelyn M. (November 23, 2010). "3 Private Equity Firms Agree To Buy Novell for $2.2 Billion - Web Log ..." The New York Times.
  2. ^ a b Koo, Carolyn (February 29, 2000). "Mission Critical Software and NetIQ Plan $1.42 Billion Merger". The New York Times.
  3. ^ "Mission Critical Software". (founded) 1996, (acquired by NetIQ) 2000
  4. ^ "Partners and rivals announce products at MS Management Summit". Computerworld. April 2, 2007.
  5. ^ Kearns, Dave (September 29, 2003). "A look at NetIQ AppManager". Network World.
  6. ^ "NetIQ Corporation – Company Profile, Information, Business Description, History, Background Information on NetIQ Corporation". referenceforbusiness.com.
  7. ^ Shannon, Victoria (January 18, 2001). "NetIQ Growth". The New York Times. .. would buy WebTrends .. software that monitors corporate Internet traffic.
  8. ^ "NetIQ's WebTrends: Host With the Most". baselinemag.com.
  9. ^ "Technology Briefing - Deals - NetIQ To Sell WebTrends Unit". March 29, 2005.
  10. ^ Gohring, Nancy (April 27, 2006). "Attachmate buys NetIQ for $495 million". Network World. Archived from the original on April 15, 2014.
  11. ^ "Attachmate acquires Novell for $2.2 billion". CNET. CBS Interactive.
  12. ^ "Attachmate Splits Novell Acquisition into NetIQ, SUSE Divisions". eweek.com.
  13. ^ Cerny, Jeff (February 1, 2011). "Bending the failed expectations curve: 10 questions with NetIQ's Jay Gardner". TechRepublic.
  14. ^ "Proposed Merger between Micro Focus and the Attachmate Group to create a leading global infrastructure software company - Micro Focus". microfocus.com. Retrieved July 15, 2015.
  15. ^ "NetIQ Declared a Leader in Identity and Access Management Suites". MarketWatch.
  16. ^ "NetIQ Identity Manager v4.0.2". scmagazine.com.
  17. ^ https://www.netiq.com/documentation/identity-manager-46/releasenotes_idm46/data/releasenotes_idm46.html
  18. ^ "NetIQ Bolsters Actionable Security Intelligence With NetIQ Change Guardian 4.0". Dark Reading.
  19. ^ "NetIQ Secure Configuration Manager". scmagazine.com.
  20. ^ "NetIQ Sentinel". scmagazine.com.
  21. ^ "NetIQ Privileged User Manager".
  22. ^ "NetIQ AppManager 8 Simplifies Application and System Management". serverwatch.com.
  23. ^ Pace, Mark (February 2, 1998). "Release of the much needed AppManager for NT". Network World. p. 42.

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