We use Netwrix Auditor for auditing, log centralizing, centralizing the logs, log management, and for permission access management, giving permission on shared folders and Active Directory groups.
Netwrix Auditor allows me to monitor all admin activities, including user management and privilege access control. It also offers group policy management, integration flexibility, scalability for reporting, and compliance reports for standards like HIPAA, PCI DSS, and others.
Netwrix is our compliance solution. It helps us understand exactly what is happening within our internal infrastructure. It is a proactive solution that provides an additional layer of security.
Vice President Operations at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Reseller
Nov 14, 2022
The solution is used for data classification by type, auditing access, and for the use of any type of data sets, from file server to SQL server. It's used for compliance management, auditing, and tracking as a part of the CMMC regulations. For Department of Defense and supply chain organizations, CMMC is the new governing standard, which used to be for NIST 800-71. They're a set of controls and predefined methodologies for organizations to validate what they're doing to prevent bad guys from coming in and good data from going out, inadvertently or intentionally. There are about 120 people on staff at a given time who use this solution and have access to class-controlled data. We have evaluated Netwrix Auditor as a product solution to meet compliance management needs for an engagement we're working on. We're a Netwrix partner, and we're resellers.
My primary use case for Netwrix Auditor is active directory auditing and file server. Active directories are a big benefit of Netwrix Auditor for system administrators. For example, with active directories, it is easy to change the group policy. Netwrix Auditor's risk and other security assessments are also beneficial.
System Administrator at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Nov 9, 2021
We use Netwrix Auditor to monitor the Active Directory. Specifically, we use it to understand where user accounts were locked out. We need to know who changed what, who joined it, if a computer in domain is the right name, and if it's the right organization unit to put in. It's very useful since we use it to manage 2,000 users. Without Netwrix, it's impossible to take control of things. Every week, there is a report for all the logs for the week. It's like a summary that Netwrix offers. You can choose not only to monitor what is changing, but to monitor, for example, who is accessing a shared folder. For this kind of feature, another modification needs to change in the Activity Director and in the domain controller to enable some other event log in order to monitor that.
Netwrix Auditor is a security-focused solution that monitors IT environments by tracking changes, ensuring compliance, and enhancing visibility into user activities. It offers detailed auditing, real-time alerts, and robust reporting tools. Its intuitive interface and comprehensive features boost efficiency, productivity, and organizational growth.
We use Netwrix Auditor for auditing, log centralizing, centralizing the logs, log management, and for permission access management, giving permission on shared folders and Active Directory groups.
Netwrix Auditor allows me to monitor all admin activities, including user management and privilege access control. It also offers group policy management, integration flexibility, scalability for reporting, and compliance reports for standards like HIPAA, PCI DSS, and others.
We use the solution to monitor file servers, Active Directory passwords, expiration dates, etc.
Netwrix is our compliance solution. It helps us understand exactly what is happening within our internal infrastructure. It is a proactive solution that provides an additional layer of security.
The solution is used for data classification by type, auditing access, and for the use of any type of data sets, from file server to SQL server. It's used for compliance management, auditing, and tracking as a part of the CMMC regulations. For Department of Defense and supply chain organizations, CMMC is the new governing standard, which used to be for NIST 800-71. They're a set of controls and predefined methodologies for organizations to validate what they're doing to prevent bad guys from coming in and good data from going out, inadvertently or intentionally. There are about 120 people on staff at a given time who use this solution and have access to class-controlled data. We have evaluated Netwrix Auditor as a product solution to meet compliance management needs for an engagement we're working on. We're a Netwrix partner, and we're resellers.
My primary use case for Netwrix Auditor is active directory auditing and file server. Active directories are a big benefit of Netwrix Auditor for system administrators. For example, with active directories, it is easy to change the group policy. Netwrix Auditor's risk and other security assessments are also beneficial.
We use Netwrix Auditor to monitor the Active Directory. Specifically, we use it to understand where user accounts were locked out. We need to know who changed what, who joined it, if a computer in domain is the right name, and if it's the right organization unit to put in. It's very useful since we use it to manage 2,000 users. Without Netwrix, it's impossible to take control of things. Every week, there is a report for all the logs for the week. It's like a summary that Netwrix offers. You can choose not only to monitor what is changing, but to monitor, for example, who is accessing a shared folder. For this kind of feature, another modification needs to change in the Activity Director and in the domain controller to enable some other event log in order to monitor that.
We use this solution to monitor our whole IT environment.