Please see the link below for a detailed discussion on the differences between File Monitoring System Health and File Access Tracking Compliance Tracking.

KB-ID 168
Category: File Monitoring

Utilizing a PowerShell script that outputs files not accessed or modified in a certain number days EventSentry can then import the structured output from a temporary text files and facilitate ondemand searching as well as reports and jobs. 1. Create an embedded script 2. Schedule the script to run periodically with the Application Schedule...

KB-ID 454
Category: File Monitoring
Applies to: 3.5 and later

File integrity on Linux hosts can be monitored by integrating the Samhain tool and EventSentry. Note: This guide was created with Debian/Ubuntu in mind the process should be similar for other distributions with a slightly different command line. 1. Configure Syslog on Linux and verify that Syslogs are sent to EventSentry 2. Download ...

KB-ID 476
Category: File Monitoring
Applies to: 4.1 and later

Prerequisites: Before configuring EventSentry ensure your Windows environment is prepared to track file operations: 1. Advanced Audit Policy: Audit File System Object Access must be enabled for Successpreferably through Group Policy. 2. Auditing must be enabled on the specific folders/drives you wish to protect. Ensure the audit ...

KB-ID 543
Category: File Monitoring

This article explains how to configure EventSentry to generate an alert whenever a file with a highrisk extension .exe .msi .ps1 .cmd .com .reg is written to a monitored share. Prerequisites: Before configuring EventSentry ensure your Windows environment is prepared to track file operations: 1. Advanced Audit Policy: Audit...

KB-ID 546
Category: File Monitoring