FileAudit, a data surveillance solution enabling enterprises to identify in a click users who accessed sensitive/confidential data and at what time, to archive the access events for files and folders and display them in a printable report.
To monitor access to your organization’s data, standard Microsoft systems only propose manual event log analysis. This very limited functionality leaves administrators having to decrypt hundreds or even thousands of events, attempting to retrieve those of interest; and therefore generates endless hours of non value added work as well as the risk of error or overlook.
On the other hand, with a simple right click in Windows explorer or from the console; FileAudit instantly gives an error ridden and comprehensive list of:
each record detailing:
for:
and gives you a very simple and efficient way of controlling the use made of your organization’s sensitive and confidential data.
FileAudit is an administration console to be installed on a computer running Windows NT4, 2000, 2003 or XP.
The Audit object access needs to be enabled on the computers storing the files and folders to be analyzed.
No extra installation or agent deployment is necessary as all the actions are made using the files and folders context menus.
FileAudit can be used:
one only needs to:
to instantly display all access or acess atempt information
Using FileAudit in your environment will bring you the following advantages:
From its own console or with a simple right click in Windows explorer; FileAudit instantly displays for:
the list of:
each record detailing:
FileAudit can be scheduled to automatically archive into a database, at regular intervals, the access events occurring on one or more systems for permanent storage.
FileAudit can display file/folder access history in a printable report that can be scheduled to run automatically.
FileAudit can also export the generated results in ASCII format, allowing their use in view of an audit or for subsequent analysis and control.
FileAudit is an agentless solution and only uses standard Windows APIs.