File system auditor for Windows and cloud storage
Audit every file access event in one place, across Windows file servers and cloud storage platforms.
Audit Windows file access for security and compliance
FileAudit tracks who did what, when, and from where. In a single, searchable audit log, capture all file and folder access across Windows file servers and cloud platforms.
Click on a user or file/folder to view all file events and attempts across any time period.
Report on file and folder access events
See the audited path, access type, status (granted or failed access attempts), and user account.
Also covers permission changes, ownership changes, alerts, and snapshot records.
Apply filters to cut noise (before it fills up your database)
Object type
File and/or folder
Date/time range
From/to the first/last event available or a specific date
Access type
Select one or many access events
User/group
Filter by a specific user or Active Directory Group
Source
IP address, machine name, or the process that generated the access attempt
Domain
Filter by a specific domain name
Access status
Granted and/or denied access event
Documentation
Full documentation on all the different filters
Audit cloud-based file storage
Audit file access events across cloud-based file storage platforms. Every event is linked to a specific user account, so you can prove who has access to what.
Six cloud platforms, one audit log
Microsoft OneDrive for Business
Microsoft Teams
SharePoint Online
Google Drive
Dropbox Business
Box
Extend audit coverage across all sensitive data
See file access events and permission changes across all audited paths, Windows and cloud.
Archive auditing data
Keep production lean and maintain records for auditing and reporting in your SQL Server, SQLite, or Microsoft Access database.
Query an archived database and run reports without moving them back to production.
Schedule recurring archiving and record cleaning.
Find what you need with predefined reports
Predefined report templates cover the most common compliance and security scenarios. Pair them with real-time alerts on mass file events to help catch ransomware attacks or unauthorized access.
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Prove compliance with a complete audit trail
Compliance auditors need evidence. FileAudit gives it to them: a centralized, searchable record of who accessed what, when, and from where. Reports map to major compliance standards and frameworks such as GDPR, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, NIST 800-53 and NIST 800-171.
