File Monitoring
Create, delete, read, and write; successful and unsuccessful operations; monitor in real time, without the need to enable system audit events.
Server file monitoring — who, when, what; real-time alerts. Part of Cyber Inner Audit.
Install the monitoring agent on the server that needs to be monitored, and all file activity is centrally returned to the management host for real-time alerts and reports at any time. Technical basis: PA File Sight (Power Admin).
Create, delete, read, and write; successful and unsuccessful operations; monitor in real time, without the need to enable system audit events.
User account (including AD domain), IP address and computer name, destination file, type of operation, date and time.
Filter by user, file, or action; specify a time range; set a data retention period; output text, HTML, CSV, or PDF.
Proof that the log file has only been added, the middle has not been changed; an alert is raised when the file is changed by an unexpected user or process. Requirements such as PCI DSS are supported.
Disappearance of important files, reading of sensitive information, extortion, or internal leaks - there's no trace of it.
Important files suddenly disappear without knowing who or when to delete them.
Financial and personnel information is opened or copied without follow-up.
A large number of files are altered, encrypted, or copied without early detection.
Standards such as PCI DSS require File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) to prove that records have not been tampered with.
All six questions have answers: when to delete, who to delete or move, from which computer, who to read and write sensitive files, add/rename/move, log file integrity.
Clear architecture: one management host, multiple server proxies.
Real-time alerts for short periods of time for bulk reading; lock monitoring range by scenario.
Typically, a colleague will only open 3–4 documents in 5 minutes. If someone reads more than the set number in a short period of time (for example, 20), it is likely that the data is being copied - real-time alerts can be set according to the rules of user activity.
Know who has opened compensation, contracts, and customer information.
Files are accidentally deleted or removed to find out who, when, and on which computer; be aware of large numbers of reads or copies in a short period of time before leaving.
Provide reports and FIM records to support audit requirements such as PCI DSS.
Learn about the servers, folders, and users that need to be monitored.
Evaluate your coverage for free.
BlackAudit plans and quotes are available by scope.
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Set up an alarm rule by installing the management host and monitoring agent.
Includes advanced rules like copy detection.
Provide regular reports and adjust rules as needed.
The incident report tracks who, when, and on which computer.
The purpose is security compliance (e.g. who deleted the file, who read the sensitive file, FIM); the scope will be clarified in advance.
Yes. Alerts and reports display Active Directory/domain users, IP addresses, and computer names.
Real-time alerts can be set to “read more than X files in Y minutes” to help detect bulk copying early.
Text, HTML, CSV, or PDF; filterable by user, file, action, and time.
Evaluate monitoring coverage → plans and quotes for free → Installation settings → Regular reporting and follow-up.