SteelCloud LLC, a STIG and CIS compliance automation software developer, announced that the USPTO has awarded it patent 10,880,171, for “Group Policy Object Update Compliance and Synchronization.”
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This patent covers functionality delivered in SteelCloud’s ConfigOS software suite. SteelCloud’s automation identifies controls on every endpoint, where the customer’s implementation of Microsoft’s Active Directory Group Policy Objects (GPOs) is enforcing non-compliant policies.
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“Our GPO conflict synchronization innovation is noteworthy because it is the only technique that addresses a significant cyber compliance burden that we have seen across a broad range of infrastructures,”said Brian Hajost, SteelCloud President and CEO. “We are pleased that the USPTO has recognized this unique capability as defined in our patent. GPO conflict synchronization allows ConfigOS customers to automate compliance and effectively flatten and simplify their implementation of Microsoft’s Active Directory.”
GPO conflict synchronization is available today, at no additional charge, to all ConfigOS customers.
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