FREE WEBINAR

5 tell-tale signs you're heading for a compliance violation

June 13@ 2 PM AEST | 2 PM BST
45 Mins

Presented by

Megha, Product Expert

Why attend this webinar?

Since Active Directory plays a vital role in managing users' identities and access rights, changes made in AD not only impact an organization's security, but it also affects the organization's compliance with IT regulations. Hence it's no surprise that IT compliance auditors are keen to review the activities carried out in AD.

Agenda

The top five signs of a potential compliance violation

No proper change management system
No role-based permission sets or group memberships
Privilege creep
Lack of periodic review
Stale accounts build up

2Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.

3Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.

4Different components of a network and the need to audit them.
Tracking logons and critical changes made to network device configurations.
Monitoring network devices to get clear insights into network activity.
Common techniques of network attacks and how security and attack reporting.
Detecting and mitigating threats at an early stage with alerts.
How EventLog Analyzer can help secure your network.

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