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OESIS Framework Update Released

OPSWAT has enhanced its line of Windows and Mac SDKs by introducing two new aggregations in the update.

The new Desktop Sharing SDK for Windows applications allows users to create products that can detect whether an endpoint system has a desktop sharing application running.

In addition, OPSWAT has introduced a Hard Disk Encryption SDK for managing Mac-based applications.

Version of the OESIS Framework for Windows, Mac, and Linux is now available. A full list of applications that have been OESIS OK certified for interoperability is available here.

OESIS Framework is a cross platform, open development framework that enables software engineers and technology vendors to develop products that detect, classify, and manage thousands of third-party software applications.

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