FileAudit能对Windows服务器上文件和文件夹的所有访问进行主动跟踪、审核、报告和警告

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FileAudit - Proactively track, audit, report and alert on all access to files and folders on Windows servers and in the cloud. Configuring and managing file and folder auditing in Windows Server is painful and inflexible. FileAudit represents a management layer that simplifies multi-server object auditing and reporting.

Real-Time Monitoring

Monitor, in real time, access (or access attempts) to sensitive files and folders stored on both Windows systems and with cloud storage providers; OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Box.

Alerts & Automated Response

Set up Email alerts and a triggered response for access events (access denied - file deletion - a specific user, machine or IP address - time of access) and mass access such as the copy, deletion or movement of bulk files.

File Server Intelligence

Schedule recurrent email delivery of reports customized according to multiple criteria (path, file type, access type, IP source address, machine name, etc.) for auditing and regulatory compliance.

Delegation to Non-IT

Create specific accounts for people with no administrative rights (external auditors, non-IT executives, etc.), allowing them to perform audits securely and autonomously.

Secure sensitive enterprise data from improper access, potential theft, alteration or destruction

FileAudit provides IT professionals with the optimal visibility into data access events to help detect and combat malicious access and the alteration of sensitive information. The opportunity to react quickly in identifying potential abuse significantly reduces the risk of security breaches.

Simple to install & easy to use

Agentless, remote and non-intrusive; FileAudit offers an easy yet robust tool to secure access to files, folders and file shares that reside on Windows System. Microsoft certified for compliance and support with Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8, FileAudit is installed in less than 3 minutes on any machine. Because FileAudit is so easy and intuitive, even non-IT executives (and external auditors) can use FileAudit securely and autonomously.

Significantly reduce the workload related to monitoring access to sensitive files and folders

Manual event log analysis is a tedious and time-consuming task: decrypting hundreds or even thousands of events, and attempting to retrieve those of interest generates endless hours of non value added work and creates a significant risk of error.

Help regulated organizations meet compliance requirements

Organizations can prove to regulators that sensitive information is being monitored and protected effectively through comprehensive monitoring on all access activity to data found on files, folders and file shares.

Perform accurate IT forensics

FileAudit automatically archives all file activity events into a fully-documented Microsoft Access or SQL Server database for future reference and gives IT administrators the ability to support accountability and legal investigations.

Release Notes:

Added in version 6.0:

- Ability to audit accesses on files stored by OneDrive, Box, Dropbox and Google Drive.

- New accesses on files stored by OneDrive, Box, Dropbox and Google Drive (Copy, Rename, Move, Shared etc...).

- New Cloud Audit view in the console.

- Ability to start a process when an alert is triggered.

- New Subscription licenses.

- Ability to remove service events in console Warnings view.

Improved in version 6.0:

- Windows Servers and Windows Paths views.

- Event Details view.

- Sync process of Active Directory group members.

- Console Statistics view.

Operating systems:

FileAudit supports the following operating systems for Audit service installation (as for Console installation):

- Windows Server 2019

- Windows Server 2016

- Windows 10

- Windows 8

- Windows Server 2012 R2

- Windows Server 2012

- Windows 7

- Windows Server 2008 R2

- Windows Server 2008

- Windows Server 2012

- Windows Vista

- Windows Server 2003

- Windows XP

The .Net Framework 4 is required.

Take note that retrieving the IP address of the computer from which the access attempt has been performed through the network is supported for Windows 2008 R2 or higher File servers.