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NetFort Launch Network File Share Access Monitoring Module
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The best way to plug data leakage is to implement a good security plan, which will
include the do's and don'ts for the internal network. To support and enforce this strategy
many organisations have secured the external access to their IT systems with passwords
and firewalls, but far fewer have a visibility into internal access, so those inside the organisation often
have full and unfettered access to the most sensitive data, irrespective of their job role.
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NetFort Monitor and store all data and through instant alerting allows
an organisation to Validate key sensitive file share accesses.
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The LANGuardian assures that all information accessed by ALL users is recorded for
auditing purposes. With this risk reduction strategy in place, business rules can be encoded
with actions when certain thresholds/files are exceeded/accessed. This also allows rapid
remediation of any leakage paths that may occur in your operations.
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Example 1
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Network Manager is asked to validate who deleted an excel file from the main file and print
server from Director of Human Resources at 5 am Monday morning. The LANGuardian report instantly shows the user who accessed the file
last and what action (i.e. delete, modify, etc) was associated with the file.
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Example 2
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MS files which contain sensitive data being sent to external destination via webmail. Having
a full forensic trace of this from the copy of the file to sending it via http. Trace and path to
corrective action. This has already been proven with
JA.NET
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What to do next?
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Contact
NetFort support to see how you can avail of this feature
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Corporate Headquarters
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NetFort Technologies Unit 7
IDA Innovation Centre,
Upper Newcastle,
Galway,
Ireland.
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Tel: +353 (0) 91 520 501
Fax: +353 (0) 91 526 571
Mail:
support@netforttechnologies.com
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