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New Technical Brief by Randy Franklin Smith

Mon, 14 Oct 2013 15:43:28 GMT

I have a new technical brief titled "Who, What, When, Where and Why: Tracking the 5 W's of Change in Active Directory, SharePoint, SQL Server, Exchange and VMware".

Your organization relies on you to prevent and detect tampering, unauthorized access or human error to your key enterprise technologies, including: Active Directory, SharePoint, SQL Server, Exchange and VMware.

In this brief, Windows security expert Randy Franklin Smith explores the 5 W's of auditing critical changes to your core technologies by discussing:

  • The types of activities that you can audit
  • How to enable auditing and where to find audit data
  • The hidden gaps, caveats and weaknesses of built-in auditing tools
  • How ChangeAuditor from Dell Software fills the gaps in auditing

You’ll come away with a better understanding of the limitations and capabilities of native auditing tools and why a third-party solution might be the best approach to protect your systems, data and your company’s productivity and bottom line.

Click here to read more.

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