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What is File Extension CSI? by: Jay Geater, Chief Technology Writer Did someone email you a CSI file and you're not sure how to open it? Maybe you have found a CSI file on your computer and wondering what it's for? Windows might tell you that you can't open it, or in the worst case, you might encounter a CSI file related error message. Before you can open a CSI file, you'll need to figure out what kind of file the CSI file extension refers to. Tip: Incorrect CSI file association errors can be a symptom of other underlying issues within your Windows operating system. These invalid entries can also produce associated symptoms such as slow Windows startups, computer freezes, and other PC performance issues. Therefore, it highly recommended that you scan your Windows registry for invalid file associations and other issues related to a fragmented registry. Answer: CSI files are Developer Files primarily associated with Cyberautograph Signed Item. Additional types of files may also be using the CSI file extension. If you are aware of any other file formats using the CSI file extension, please contact us so that we can update our information accordingly. How To Open Your CSI File: CSI File Opener Download » The fastest and easiest way to open your CSI file is to double-click it. This allows the intelligence of Windows to decide the correct software application to open your CSI file. In the case that your CSI file doesn't open, it is highly likely that you do not have the correct software application installed on your PC to view or edit CSI file extensions. If your PC opens the CSI file, but it's the wrong application, you'll need to change your Windows registry file association settings. In other words, Windows is associating CSI file extensions with the wrong software program. We highly recommend scanning your Windows registry for invalid file associations and other.
By Kent Agerlund, Senior consultant and Configuration Manager MVP at Coretech Question if often get when visiting customers; Is there really a need for managing our 3rd. party applications when we already patch Adobe Reader and JAVA? The short answer is Yes, and the longer answer is please look at the numbers. The absolute number of vulnerabilities detected in 2013 was 13,073, discovered in 2,289 products from 539 vendors. The number shows a 45% increase in vulnerabilities in the five year trend, and a 32% increase from 2012 to 2013. Knowing these numbers I get the feeling that only patching Adobe Reader and JAVA is not enough to keep my environment secure. So what do we need in order to increase the overall compliance in our environment? Most important in my opinion is trustworthy Compliance data, without those it's almost like fighting in the dark - we think we know what to do, where and when. But in reality we do not know if our effort brings us any steps closer to the overall goal - 100% Compliance. This blog post is part 1 where I will describe how you can configure a complete 3rd party pacth management solution with System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and Secunia CSI. First part will focus on why you need a 3rd party patch solution and also guide you thru the installation and basic configuration. Part 2 will focus on tracking compliance and deploying custom updates. Components in a real 3rd party software update solution Vulnerability information: Are you able to get a quick overview of what's missing in your environment and where you should start to increase security the most with the least amount of effort? Vulnerability Scan: Are you able to scan for more than just Microsoft Updates? Patch Creation: Knowing what you have to deploy, are you able to create the packages in an easy and customizable way? Patch deployment: Are you able to deploy that patches.
By Kent Agerlund, Senior consultant and Configuration Manager MVP at Coretech In Part I focused on installing and configuring Secunia CSI 7 and System Center 2012 R2 Config Mgr. In this part I will explain how you can deploy software updates. I do anticipate that you already have a working Software Update Management infrastructure managed by System Center 2012 R2 Config Mgr. Deploying 3rd party software updates The process of deploying 3rd party software updates can be initiated from the CSI web portal or using the System Center 2012 R2 Config Mgr plugin. In my world updates are divided into two categories: Applications managed and supported by the organization. In this category I often find applications like, JAVA, Adobe Reader, Adobe Flash, Google Chrome, Firefox etc. Applications installed but not managed or deployed by you. In this category I often find applications like, Apple Quicktime, Itunes, VLC player, Filezila. Even if you are only managing applications in category 1, it's still important to have a policy and process for managing the other application. If you don't feel you are responsible for category 2 updates - give it two seconds; who do you think will be held accountable for a virus outbreak in the organization and who will be cleaning up the mess! Odds are; that you will be involved and maybe even put to blame. My process is fairly simple, category 1 updates must be managed and deployed just like the original application. What I mean by that, is if you used a transforms file to deploy Adobe Reader, you better make sure the update is not changing those settings. Proces for updates in category 2 - I couldn't care less, its all fire and forget, no questions asked. I just want to make sure all are using the latest secure version of the product. Deploy software updates In the example below I will take you thru the wizard and deploy latest security update to.
Perception now includes the instruments firmware. That means you can update the firmware of your Genesis High Speed DAQ system and ISOBE5600 Isolation System by downloading the latest Perception software. Please enter your email address If you already have an account with HBM.com, log in here using your email address to get unlimited access to HBM's complete technical documentation. Register Now! Downloads for Perception and Genesis High Speed Title Description Date Version Size Related Documents GEN3i/ GEN7i Update Package The GEN3i/ GEN7i Cumulative Update Package contains a new version of the RTS IEEE1588 PTP driver and also adds device drivers for new Genesis Highspeed devices. 08/2015 117 MB Perception Software 32-bit This 32-bit version of Perception includes Full install, Offline install and Free viewer install - each installation with own set of features. The Free viewer version of Perception software can be used free of charge. Please note: Perception now includes the instruments firmware. That means it no longer requires an additional download of the firmware for the GEN DAQ systems. 01/ MB Release Notes Perception Software 64-bit This 64-bit version of Perception includes Full install, Offline install and Free viewer install - each installation with own set of features. The Free viewer version of Perception software can be used free of charge. Please note: Perception now includes the instruments firmware. That means it no longer requires an additional download of the firmware for the GEN DAQ systems. 01/ MB Release Notes PNRF Reader Toolkit 32/64-bit Software programming tool to read the proprietary PNRF ( Perception Native Recording File) file format. 01/ MB Release Notes Downloads for Perception GPL Sources Title Description Date Version Size Related Documents GPL Sources for IM2 GPL file for IM2.