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3.3 Monitoring network activity from a central location

Agents generate activity logs that are stored in an SQL Server database. GFI EndPointSecurity keeps

an audit trail of these logs and provides the information in a set of dashboard views. GFI

EndPointSecurity's extensive dashboard views enable you to monitor network activity in real-time,

allowing the administrator to take immediate action when a security risk is detected. Configure GFI

EndPointSecurity to periodically (daily/weekly/monthly) generate and send reports to IT and

management staff for a full analysis view of endpoint security statuses.

1. Analyze network-wide activity

The sub-tabs provided under the Status and Activity tabs enable you to monitor network activity

from a central location. These tabs provide you with risk assessment, statistics, statuses, activity

logs and deployment information using charts and tables. Refer to the following sections for

information about:

Analyzing risk assessment details

Analyzing statistics

Analyzing status information

Analyzing agent deployment details

Analyzing activity logs.

2. Generate reports based on activity logs generated by agents on the network

GFI EndPointSecurity contains an extensive list of reports that can be used as they are, or even

modified to further suit your reporting requirements. The ReportPack contains both technical

reports for IT staff as well as executive reports for management purposes. Refer to the following

sections for information about:

Using GFI EndPointSecurity ReportPack

Generating digest reports.

3. Maintain the database backend

GFI EndPointSecurity stores event logs in an SQL Server database. In a large network with a lot of

activity, the size of the database can grow exponentially and read/write performance between

GFI EndPointSecurity and the database may degrade. It is recommended to configure log retention

settings to automatically delete old or unwanted events or even create a new database when the

current one reaches a specific size. Refer to the following sections for information about:

Maintaining the database backend

Using an existing SQL Server instance.

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