MS SharePoint facilitates real-time collaboration and document sharing in organizations. When a large number of users are working on the same set of documents, special attention should be given to… Read More »How to track changes on SharePoint Server 2013
Active Directory administrators are very much aware of the security threats posed by inactive computer/user accounts. When AD accounts are not used for long periods, they need to be disabled… Read More »How to find and remove stale users and computers in Active Directory
Exchange mailboxes carry a lot of critical information that anyone can mail inside or outside the organization within a few mouse clicks. That is why they assume special significance from… Read More »How to track non-owner mailbox accesses on Exchange 2013
It is common in enterprises to share files among many users across the Windows network. As most of these file contain critical information, it is expected that these files are… Read More »How to Enable Security Auditing on Important Files
Is it possible for IT administrators to find who deleted files/folders when there numerous file servers there in the organization? Yes. This is possible by enabling object access auditing and… Read More »How to Track file deletions and permission changes on Windows file server
A security policy is the bridle with which the Active Directory administrator controls and secures the organizational resources spread over many network computers. If somebody tires to manipulate those carefully… Read More »How to track critical policy changes in AD environment
Millions of organizations from all parts of the world use Windows Server 2008 R2. It is quite necessary to audit the Active Directory from both security point of view and… Read More »How to enable Active Directory security auditing
Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 have been one of the most widely deployed servers in the project setups where they are used for supporting collaborative work environments. However, because… Read More »How to enable file and folder access auditing on Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2