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Simplifies Event Log Reporting, Correlation, and Auditing

Event Analyst is a tool for reporting on event log data, filtering log entries, and examining log files.  Its special event log "windowing" technology enables administrators to examine different cross sections of event log records from multiple sources simultaneously without sacrificing speed.  Event Analyst's highly intuitive interface allows the administrator to seek quickly through the logs, jumping to specific dates or rapidly scrolling through the logs chronologically.  

Even with hundreds of thousands of entries, administrators can now pinpoint the specific network events of concern.  Event Analyst provides room for local storage of frequently sought after events and event filters, allowing administrators to file away definitions for commonly examined events.  After being stored, network administrators can summon the same filters as needed to quickly zero in on events of interest.  In fact, Event Analyst ships with many predefined filters that are of immediate use to almost every network administrator.

Event Analyst works with a wide-variety of event log data formats.  It can view, filter, convert between, and report on saved EVT log files, comma-delimited text files, and EVT log information from active computers.  

In Event Analyst 6 and later, Dorian's exclusive LogRefiner ™ technology can help you in the migration from the log formats of earlier operating system versions to the newer EVTX format included in Windows Vista ™ and Windows Server ® 2008.  Be sure to read more on this groundbreaking technology.

Providing even more flexibility for log data management strategies, event logs stored by Event Archiver ® or Event Alarm ® in Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, or Oracle database tables can be analysed by Event Analyst.

Once filtered, network professionals can generate reports based on pre-designed modules or user-customised ones.  Event Analyst's clear and printer-friendly HTML and CSV reports prove invaluable for explaining network phenomena to managers and compliance officers, as well as providing security information to law enforcement agencies.

To save the administrator even more time, Event Analyst's prepackaged report modules can be scheduled using the Event Analyst Service.  Scheduling a report is as easy as choosing a scheduled time and day, the source of the log records, a filter, and output folder.  Reports may even be emailed automatically to a list of specified recipients.

Imagine coming into the office each morning and having the reports you need waiting for you and anyone else who has requested it.  Why drop everything again to deal with another report request from an auditor or supervisor?  Why not let this Monday morning be the first that Event Analyst prepare those reports automatically for you?

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