Lieberman Software

Lieberman Software, Inc.
Type	Private
Industry	Computer software
Founded	1978
Headquarters	Los Angeles, California, USA
Key people	Philip Lieberman, Founder and CEO Jack Jaffe, Senior Vice President of Sales Richard A. Weeks, Vice President, Channel Sales and Business Development Jonathan Sander, Vice President of Product Strategy Chris Stoneff, Vice President of Technical Management Jane Grafton, Director of Marketing
Number of employees	60+ (2015)
Website	www.liebsoft.com

Lieberman Software, Inc.^[1] is a privileged identity management (PIM) and security management company that develops and markets software products that secure multi-platform enterprises. The company has more than 1,400 global customers, including half of the US Fortune 50. The company's customers span all major vertical markets including government agencies, defense manufacturers, financial institutions, broadcast media companies, the energy industry and healthcare providers.^[2]

The company is a managed Microsoft Gold Application Development Partner, an Oracle Gold Partner, and an HP Silver Business Partner. Lieberman Software also maintains technology partnerships with best-of-breed security software vendors including Balabit, RSA, SAP, Securonix, Yubico and many more.

Lieberman Software is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, with regional offices and channel partners throughout the world.

History & General Timeline

The company was founded in 1978 as Lieberman & Associates, a software consultancy. In response to customer requests for solutions to problems in the Windows market, the company began developing management tools to address the needs of IT administrators. Based on the response to these tools, the company released its first systems management product in 1994 and changed its name to Lieberman Software Corporation in 2004.

▪ 1978: Founded as software consultancy

▪ 1982: Co-Developed Computer Portrait Machine (PNM Inc.)

▪ 1982–83: Developed multiple courses for UCLA Extension on computer science

▪ 1983: Co-Developed arcade video game: Mr. F. Lea (PNM Inc.)

▪ 1984: Authored course and book: “Designing and Building 16 and 32-bit Systems” (Learning Tree International)

▪ 1984: Authored Book: “Introducing the Apple IIC” published by Howard W. Sams

▪ 1984: Co-authored Book: “Introducing the Apple Macintosh” published by Howard W. Sams

▪ 1985: Co-authored Book: “Microsoft Word for the IBM PC” published by Howard W. Sams

▪ 1987: Authored course and book: “Hands-on: Real Time Programming” (Learning Tree International)

▪ 1992: Co-developed the Academy Award-winning Digital Theater Sound ("DTS") system first used commercially on [[Jurassic Park]] in 1993

▪ 1992: Editor of course and book: “Hands-on: DCE Programming” (Learning Tree International)

▪ 1993: Started development of IBM LAN Intensive Care Utilities for IBM LAN Server

▪ 1994: Released LAN Intensive Care Utilities for IBM LAN Server

▪ 1994: Released Intensive Care Report Generator for IBM LAN Server

▪ 1994: Released first product as ISV

▪ 1997: Co-Authored book and course: “Hands-on: Windows NT Security” (Learning Tree International)

▪ 1997: Released LAN Server to Windows NT Migration Wizard

▪ 1998: Released Server-to-Server Password Synchronizer

▪ 1999: Released Service Account Manager for Windows

▪ 1999: Released User Manager Pro

▪ 2004: Incorporated as Lieberman Software

▪ 2007: Opened office in Austin, TX

▪ 2009: Issued United States Patent for the Cratering feature of User Manager Pro^[3]

▪ 2013: Opened first corporate offices in Europe to locally support customers in EMEA region

▪ 2013: Extended Enterprise Random Password Manager to provide full automation and programmatic orchestration of privileged identity management; includes Windows PowerShell(tm) interface and Web Services APIs designed to accommodate very large enterprise and cloud service provider networks.

▪ 2013: Released privileged identity management solution for the Windows Azure platform.

▪ 2014: Released SSH key management solution to automatically discover, correlate and rotate SSH keys in the enterprise.

Technology Development Timeline

▪ 1994: Released first product as ISV

▪ 1995: Released Server-to-Server Password Synchronizer, a password synch tool for OS2 to Windows

▪ 1999: Released User Manager Pro, a mass management tool for Windows NT systems

▪ 1999: Released Service Account Manager, a tool to centrally manage and update Windows service credentials

▪ 2001: Released Random Password Generator, the industry's first privileged identity management product

▪ 2002: Released Task Scheduler Pro, a tool to schedule Windows tasks across multiple Windows systems at the same time

▪ 2002: Released COM+ Manager, a tool for managing the accounts used by COM+/MTS/DCOM objects on managed Windows systems

▪ 2002: Released Random Password Manager, a privileged identity management product for the cross-platform enterprise (First publicly available commercial release occurred in 2004)

▪ 2002: Enterprise Random Password Manager, a privileged identity management product that specializes in service and process account management. It automatically discovers privileged accounts and their uses (First generally available commercial release occurred in 2008)

▪ 2011: Released Password Spreadsheet Manager to migrate shared account passwords from spreadsheets into a centralized password store accessible only to authorized individuals with audited records of password retrievals.

Products

▪ Enterprise Random Password Manager - automatically discovers, tracks, secures and audits privileged accounts throughout the cross-platform enterprise.

▪ User Manager Pro Suite - allows IT administrators to report on and make global changes to user credentials, groups, rights, registry settings, policies and more, simultaneously across the servers and workstations in the Windows network.

▪ Service Account Manager - remotely accesses, analyzes and modifies Windows service properties on all managed systems in the enterprise.

▪ Account Reset Console - allows users to reset or unlock their own accounts in a secure, audited and delegated manner.

▪ Task Scheduler Pro - enables administrators to add, remove and edit scheduled tasks en masse, overcoming the limitations of the built-in Windows task scheduler

▪ Server-to-Server Password Synchronizer - helps large enterprises keep groups of common account passwords synchronized between any number of domains and servers that do not have trusts between them.

▪ COM+ Manager - grants IT administrators control over the identities referenced by COM objects throughout the Windows infrastructure.

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