Netwrix Auditor 
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Netwrix Directory Manager 
Netwrix Privilege Secure 
Netwrix Endpoint Protector 
See the full list of Netwrix Auditor advantages and learn how you can
detect threats faster, prove compliance with less effort and enable your IT team to do more with less.
Introducing Netwrix Auditor 9.9
DON’T LET ATTACKERS
SNEAK AROUND IN YOUR IT KINGDOM
See who has access to what so you can proactively mitigate the risk of insider misuse and limit the damage a compromised account can do.
Understand mailbox permissions and delegation to enforce the least-privilege model and reduce the risk of data breaches.
Increase the resilience of your corporate data and critical applications by spotting unauthorized logon attempts in your VMware environment.
Enforce individual accountability with granular visibility into which administrator is doing what in CyberArk Privileged Access Security.
VISIBILITY INTO SHAREPOINT ONLINE PERMISSIONS
Untangle SharePoint Online Permissions
See through the tangled access rights of SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business to keep
user permissions in line with job responsibilities and finally stop worrying about a data breach.
Find out who has access to site collections and libraries that might contain sensitive
data in a few clicks. With this insight, you can reduce data exposure by revoking any
excessive permissions and thereby help ensure your company won’t be the next
security breach headline.
See through tangled SharePoint Online permissions and understand exactly what data each
user has access to. Use this intelligence to regularly check whether permissions
across your cloud libraries are aligned with users’ responsibilities.
See exactly how permissions were granted and identify broken inheritance to create a more
secure, manageable and transparent SharePoint Online environment.
Maintain good data access hygiene
See exactly how permissions were granted and identify broken inheritance to create a more
secure, manageable and transparent SharePoint Online environment.
Keep a tight grip on your critical data
Find out who has access to site collections and libraries that might contain sensitive
data in a few clicks. With this insight, you can reduce data exposure by revoking any
excessive permissions and thereby help ensure your company won’t be the next
security breach headline.
Make privilege attestations a part of your morning coffee routine
See through tangled SharePoint Online permissions and understand exactly what data each
user has access to. Use this intelligence to regularly check whether permissions
across your cloud libraries are aligned with users’ responsibilities.
Maintain good data access hygiene
See exactly how permissions were granted and identify broken inheritance to create a more
secure, manageable and transparent SharePoint Online environment.
Keep a tight grip on your critical data
Find out who has access to site collections and libraries that might contain sensitive
data in a few clicks. With this insight, you can reduce data exposure by revoking any
excessive permissions and thereby help ensure your company won’t be the next
security breach headline.
Make privilege attestations a part of your morning coffee routine
See through tangled SharePoint Online permissions and understand exactly what data each
user has access to. Use this intelligence to regularly check whether permissions
across your cloud libraries are aligned with users’ responsibilities.
Maintain good data access hygiene
See exactly how permissions were granted and identify broken inheritance to create a more
secure, manageable and transparent SharePoint Online environment.
INSIGHT INTO EXCHANGE ONLINE DELEGATION
Crack the Code of Exchange Online Delegation
Get a clear picture of who has access to what in your Exchange Online environment so you
can take action before threat actors take control. Make the privilege attestation process a
breeze so you can keep user permissions up to date and pass compliance
audits with less effort.
Do your privileged users have more permissions than they need?
Uncover and mitigate data security holes on SharePoint that put your organization at risk of a breach,
such as multiple sites with the “Anonymous access” feature enabled and documents and list items
accessible by large groups of users.
Nothing special here. As an IT administrator, Nick is supposed to have access to the internal Helpdesk mailbox.
That’s suspicious. Michael is the head of Accounting, so his mailbox contains highly sensitive information. There is absolutely no reason for Nick to have access to it. Remove him from the list of delegates to mitigate the risk of a data breach and compliance headaches.
This is a standard mailbox used by IT administrators for their testing purposes. It’s no surprise that IT admin Nick is a delegate here.
Interesting. Ann left the company 6 months ago. Per corporate policy, a mailbox should be kept for only 3 months after an employee leaves the organization. Not sure why Ann’s mailbox has not been archived and why Nick still needs to have access to it. You’d better ask him if there is a reason for it or if he simply forgot about it.
Nick was a part of the Support team when he started at this company. However, that was a while ago, so he should not have access to these messages anymore. Remove Nick from the list of delegates to ensure he can’t read mail he’s no longer authorized to see and leave auditors no reason to come back.
Is your CEO’s mail safe right now?
Wait! This is a contractor who should never have access to the CEO’s messages! Hurry up and remove this user from the list of delegates to mitigate the risk of a data breach.
The Chief Compliance Officer is an authorized delegate because she’s supposed to monitor all payment transactions made by the CEO, per company policy. You are all safe here!
×The Chief Compliance Officer is an authorized delegate because she’s supposed to monitor all payment transactions made by the CEO, per company policy. You are all safe here!
Wait! This is a contractor who should never have access to the CEO’s messages! Hurry up and remove this user from the list of delegates to mitigate the risk of a data breach.
Michelle is the CEO’ assistant, so she manages the CEO’s messages as part of her job. Full Access permissions are fine here.
Hmm. Fred is an HR specialist and his responsibilities do not include monitoring all messages coming into the CEO’s mailbox. Get rid of Fred’s delegate access to make sure it won’t become a point of discussion with your auditors.
Do your privileged users have more permissions than they need?
Uncover and mitigate data security holes on SharePoint that put your organization at risk of a breach,
such as multiple sites with the “Anonymous access” feature enabled and documents and list items
accessible by large groups of users.
Nothing special here. As an IT administrator, Nick is supposed to have access to the internal Helpdesk mailbox.
That’s suspicious. Michael is the head of Accounting, so his mailbox contains highly sensitive information. There is absolutely no reason for Nick to have access to it. Remove him from the list of delegates to mitigate the risk of a data breach and compliance headaches.
This is a standard mailbox used by IT administrators for their testing purposes. It’s no surprise that IT admin Nick is a delegate here.
Interesting. Ann left the company 6 months ago. Per corporate policy, a mailbox should be kept for only 3 months after an employee leaves the organization. Not sure why Ann’s mailbox has not been archived and why Nick still needs to have access to it. You’d better ask him if there is a reason for it or if he simply forgot about it.
Nick was a part of the Support team when he started at this company. However, that was a while ago, so he should not have access to these messages anymore. Remove Nick from the list of delegates to ensure he can’t read mail he’s no longer authorized to see and leave auditors no reason to come back.
Is your CEO’s mail safe right now?
Wait! This is a contractor who should never have access to the CEO’s messages! Hurry up and remove this user from the list of delegates to mitigate the risk of a data breach.
The Chief Compliance Officer is an authorized delegate because she’s supposed to monitor all payment transactions made by the CEO, per company policy. You are all safe here!
×The Chief Compliance Officer is an authorized delegate because she’s supposed to monitor all payment transactions made by the CEO, per company policy. You are all safe here!
Wait! This is a contractor who should never have access to the CEO’s messages! Hurry up and remove this user from the list of delegates to mitigate the risk of a data breach.
Michelle is the CEO’ assistant, so she manages the CEO’s messages as part of her job. Full Access permissions are fine here.
Hmm. Fred is an HR specialist and his responsibilities do not include monitoring all messages coming into the CEO’s mailbox. Get rid of Fred’s delegate access to make sure it won’t become a point of discussion with your auditors.
Do your privileged users have more permissions than they need?
Uncover and mitigate data security holes on SharePoint that put your organization at risk of a breach,
such as multiple sites with the “Anonymous access” feature enabled and documents and list items
accessible by large groups of users.
Nothing special here. As an IT administrator, Nick is supposed to have access to the internal Helpdesk mailbox.
That’s suspicious. Michael is the head of Accounting, so his mailbox contains highly sensitive information. There is absolutely no reason for Nick to have access to it. Remove him from the list of delegates to mitigate the risk of a data breach and compliance headaches.
This is a standard mailbox used by IT administrators for their testing purposes. It’s no surprise that IT admin Nick is a delegate here.
Interesting. Ann left the company 6 months ago. Per corporate policy, a mailbox should be kept for only 3 months after an employee leaves the organization. Not sure why Ann’s mailbox has not been archived and why Nick still needs to have access to it. You’d better ask him if there is a reason for it or if he simply forgot about it.
Nick was a part of the Support team when he started at this company. However, that was a while ago, so he should not have access to these messages anymore. Remove Nick from the list of delegates to ensure he can’t read mail he’s no longer authorized to see and leave auditors no reason to come back.
VMWARE LOGON AUDITING
Detect Unauthorized Logons to Your
Virtual Kingdom
Virtual Kingdom
Increase the resilience of your VMware environment against unauthorized access and ensure
business continuity by promptly detecting failed logon attempts and
validating all successful logons.
Get alerted to unusual activity that puts your organization at risk, such as someone
trying to log into your virtual environment multiple times from one account, which could
indicate a brute-force attack.
Investigate security incidents, such as logons to your vCenter or EXSi hosts outside of
business hours, which could be rogue insiders attempting to get away with misdeeds while
no one’s watching.
Provide auditors with perfectly prepared reports by keeping track of both successful
and failed logon attempts in your virtual IT environment and enforcing relevant access controls.
and reported on.
Take the stress out of your next audit
Provide auditors with perfectly prepared reports by keeping track of both successful
and failed logon attempts in your virtual IT environment and enforcing relevant access controls.
and reported on.
Detect unauthorized attempts to log on to your virtual environment
Get alerted to unusual activity that puts your organization at risk, such as someone
trying to log into your virtual environment multiple times from one account, which could
indicate a brute-force attack.
Investigate insider threats
Investigate security incidents, such as logons to your vCenter or EXSi hosts outside of
business hours, which could be rogue insiders attempting to get away with misdeeds while
no one’s watching.
Take the stress out of your next audit
Provide auditors with perfectly prepared reports by keeping track of both successful
and failed logon attempts in your virtual IT environment and enforcing relevant access controls.
and reported on.
Detect unauthorized attempts to log on to your virtual environment
Get alerted to unusual activity that puts your organization at risk, such as someone
trying to log into your virtual environment multiple times from one account, which could
indicate a brute-force attack.
Investigate insider threats
Investigate security incidents, such as logons to your vCenter or EXSi hosts outside of
business hours, which could be rogue insiders attempting to get away with misdeeds while
no one’s watching.
Take the stress out of your next audit
Provide auditors with perfectly prepared reports by keeping track of both successful
and failed logon attempts in your virtual IT environment and enforcing relevant access controls.
and reported on.
ADD-ON FOR CYBERARK PRIVILEGED ACCESS SECURITY
Keep the Keys to Your IT Environment Safe
Detect and investigate suspicious activity in your CyberArk Privileged Access Security
environment so you can granularly track what each privileged user
is doing to enforce their accountability.
Stay confident that privileged users are following internal policies and keep
them accountable for their actions by auditing each action in CyberArk Privileged Access
Security, like taking a password from the production server, so you can promptly respond
to unintentionally improper behavior that might lead to security
incidents or downtime.
Find out exactly what activity has been generated by Central Policy Manager, such as
password changes, so you can prevent complaints about expired passwords and business
disruptions caused by the inability
to access required resources.
While it may never happen, you can uncover rogue insiders using privileged identities
by having all security intelligence at your fingertips, so you can piece
together even the most complicated privileged abuse incidents.
Investigate insider attacks
While it may never happen, you can uncover rogue insiders using privileged identities
by having all security intelligence at your fingertips, so you can piece
together even the most complicated privileged abuse incidents.
Keep a close eye on privileged users
Stay confident that privileged users are following internal policies and keep
them accountable for their actions by auditing each action in CyberArk Privileged Access
Security, like taking a password from the production server, so you can promptly respond
to unintentionally improper behavior that might lead to security
incidents or downtime.
Resolve user issues before they become real problems
Find out exactly what activity has been generated by Central Policy Manager, such as
password changes, so you can prevent complaints about expired passwords and business
disruptions caused by the inability
to access required resources.
Investigate insider attacks
While it may never happen, you can uncover rogue insiders using privileged identities
by having all security intelligence at your fingertips, so you can piece
together even the most complicated privileged abuse incidents.
Keep a close eye on privileged users
Stay confident that privileged users are following internal policies and keep
them accountable for their actions by auditing each action in CyberArk Privileged Access
Security, like taking a password from the production server, so you can promptly respond
to unintentionally improper behavior that might lead to security
incidents or downtime.
Resolve user issues before they become real problems
Find out exactly what activity has been generated by Central Policy Manager, such as
password changes, so you can prevent complaints about expired passwords and business
disruptions caused by the inability
to access required resources.
Investigate insider attacks
While it may never happen, you can uncover rogue insiders using privileged identities
by having all security intelligence at your fingertips, so you can piece
together even the most complicated privileged abuse incidents.
Learn about additional enhancements
in Netwrix Auditor 9.9 that improve
usability, performance and stability.
in Netwrix Auditor 9.9 that improve
usability, performance and stability.
What’s new in netwrix auditor 9.9
Meet the new Netwrix Auditor! In this webinar, our experts will demonstrate how the
new capabilities in Netwrix Auditor 9.9 can help you further strengthen the
security of your Office 365 data, increase the resilience of your
VMware environment and more.
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