SPLUNK FSCHANGE ALTERNATIVE

Many organizations are looking for a Splunk fschange alternative and Stealthbits File Activity Monitoring is that alternative. Monitoring file activity can be a challenging endeavor due to the complexity of configuration and overall performance concerns associated with native auditing. Stealthbits File Activity Monitoring can help answer some of the most critical questions:

What are users doing with their access?
Which files did they access?
What are they doing to the data?

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SPLUNK FSCHANGE ALTERNATIVE MUST-HAVES

StealthAUDIT® ADVANCED ANALYTICS

Determine data ownership
Determine who needs access to data
Formulate group memberships
Identity who is accessing sensitive data
Maintain an audit trail of all file activity

StealthINTERCEPT® REAL-TIME ALERTING

Detect patterns of activity indicative of malware like crypto-ransomware
Alert when a user accesses sensitive information
Alert when specific conditions are met

FILE ACTIVITY MONITORING JUST THE DATA

Collect all or specific file activities
Easily query file activity to answer simple questions
Feed file activity data to Splunk for advanced correlation and safekeeping

Most organizations store a significant amount of critical and sensitive information within unstructured data on file shares. It is necessary to implement a file monitoring process so it is possible to audit user activities and answer very basic questions around who has accessed, moved, changed, or deleted these files."
In a recent survey conducted by Dimensional Research and commissioned by Preempt, 65% of respondents were concerned about stolen data and abuse of admin credentials.

91% of respondents said insiders have access to systems they shouldn’t, and 70% said they’re unable to monitor privileged user activities effectively.”

THE GROWING SECURITY THREAT FROM INSIDERS