Chase Down Abnormal User Behavior Before a Breach Occurs

Detect Anomalous Activity to Protect Your Critical Assets

Netwrix Auditor's User Behavior and Blind Spot Analysis reports provide security intelligence enriched with deep analysis of user activity trends compared to historical activity, anticipated user behavior and predefined baselines. This security analytics functionality helps you uncover threats that can compromise your hybrid cloud IT environment, so you can protect the assets that matter the most.

Have there been any anomalous activity spikes around your data?

Spot mass attempts to access or modify data on your file servers and SharePoint sites to ensure nothing indicates a threat.

Spot mass attempts to access or modify data on your file servers and SharePoint sites to ensure nothing indicates a threat.

Has anyone been suspiciously active with stale data?

Keep an eye on activity around your stale data, because any access to it can indicate an attacker crawling through all the data you have to take over sensitive information.

Keep an eye on activity around your stale data, because any access to it can indicate an attacker crawling through all the data you have to take over sensitive information.

Has anyone been active when everyone's been off?

Chase down users performing actions during non-business hours to detect an insider or attacker who’s crawling your network, so you can catch suspicious access that might be a potential threat.

Chase down users performing actions during non-business hours to detect an insider or attacker who’s crawling your network, so you can catch suspicious access that might be a potential threat.

Has anyone created files likely to contain sensitive data?

Red-flag users who create files with names that suggest they contain sensitive data, which makes your critical information assets easy pickings for any bad actor.

Red-flag users who create files with names that suggest they contain sensitive data, which makes your critical information assets easy pickings for any bad actor.

Have there been any suspicious logon attempts?

Address attacks early in their lifecycle by spotting a single user’s logons from multiple endpoints at the same time and multiple logons by different users from one endpoint; either might be a sign of user identity theft.

Address attacks early in their lifecycle by spotting a single user’s logons from multiple endpoints at the same time and multiple logons by different users from one endpoint; either might be a sign of user identity theft.

Have there been any abnormal surges in failed activity?

Get a full visibility into all failed activity across all critical IT systems for timely discovery of suspicious actions and efficient response.

Get a full visibility into all failed activity across all critical IT systems for timely discovery of suspicious actions and efficient response.

Has anyone placed any harmful files on your file shares?

Make sure no harmful files reside on your file servers or SharePoint sites. If you detect any, quickly find out who has added or used them to pinpoint a potential attacker.

Make sure no harmful files reside on your file servers or SharePoint sites. If you detect any, quickly find out who has added or used them to pinpoint a potential attacker.

Have there been any anomalous activity spikes around your data?

Spot mass attempts to access or modify data on your file servers and SharePoint sites to ensure nothing indicates a threat.

Has anyone been suspiciously active with stale data?

Keep an eye on activity around your stale data, because any access to it can indicate an attacker crawling through all the data you have to take over sensitive information.

Has anyone been active when everyone's been off?

Chase down users performing actions during non-business hours to detect an insider or attacker who’s crawling your network, so you can catch suspicious access that might be a potential threat.

Has anyone created files likely to contain sensitive data?

Red-flag users who create files with names that suggest they contain sensitive data, which makes your critical information assets easy pickings for any bad actor.

Have there been any suspicious logon attempts?

Address attacks early in their lifecycle by spotting a single user’s logons from multiple endpoints at the same time and multiple logons by different users from one endpoint; either might be a sign of user identity theft.

Have there been any abnormal surges in failed activity?

Get a full visibility into all failed activity across all critical IT systems for timely discovery of suspicious actions and efficient response.

Has anyone placed any harmful files on your file shares?

Make sure no harmful files reside on your file servers or SharePoint sites. If you detect any, quickly find out who has added or used them to pinpoint a potential attacker.