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09 Sep. 10:39 am

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How to Track File Access in Windows – A Case-Study

Does your organization need to track file access? Do you need to monitor employee access to certain or all corporate files? With a wealth of information stored on file servers and document management systems, there is a need to track file access to protect organizations against malicious insiders with authorized access that are looking to … Continued

30 May. 10:22 am

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Monitor File Access on Windows Servers the easy way

So you want to audit and monitor file access (and access attempts) across your Windows Server? You’re absolutely right, It’s an efficient way for an organization to protect their sensitive data and enforce compliance to industry regulations. This post outlines how FileAudit can provide organizations with this insight. Reviewed by PCMag as “an easy yet robust tool for auditing files and folders … Continued

23 May. 10:17 am

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Auditing file access across multiple servers: TechRepublic points towards FileAudit.

When it comes to protecting data theft perpetrated by insiders, “10 ways to make sure your data doesn’t walk out the door” (written by Deb Schinder and published on TechRepublic website) recommends to set up auditing file access on files and folders that contain sensitive data so that you can see who accessed it and when. FileAudit is … Continued