The Guardian Event Log Analyzer is an easy solution to the
burden of reviewing logged events on Windows™ based servers,
workstations, and other network based devices. The service provides
centralized reporting, alerting, and monitoring for your entire
network.
Comprehensive event monitoring, until recently, has been an expensive and time consuming activity for system administrators. However, the benefits of inexpensively being able to monitor a range of event log records, and use them to alert on and report on system activities enables a whole new range of security related services and system health information to be available at your convenience.
All to frequently impending major disasters are recorded into the Windows™ Event Viewer, but go unnoticed because those logs are only sporadically checked by the computer users or administrators. Guardian Event Log Analyzer relieves the burden of having to check every log individually for each device on your network. Moreover, the service takes over the role of checking each event log in real time by evaluating the importance of each logged event and alerting administrators via a rule based notification system.
FEATURES:
- Real-time monitoring, alerting, and reporting of all Windows™ based events
- Fully managed and monitored by the Security Confidence NOC - Network Operations Center
- Provides pc/server health and application monitoring
- Automated alerts based upon predefined rules, providing immediate notification of critical events
- Overview of entire organization’s Windows™ events from a single, secured web browser
- Provides notification of proceeding hardware failure such as disk drives
- Allows for monitoring of extremely specific items within Windows™ such as swap space usage, memory usage, and system performance
- Provides detailed file and application execution information
- Historical user login and authentication system
- Provides notification of a failed Windows™ service or system reboot
- Provides compliance with HIPAA, GLBA, & Sarbanes Oxley
SERVICE KEY BENEFITS:
- Extremely affordable
- Real-time monitoring and alerts
- Provides centralized reporting, monitoring, and alerts for Windows Event Logs & Performance monitors
- Instant Availability of Service - ASP hosted solution requiring small (750k) application installation and minimal bandwidth
- Data secured via 168 bit blowfish encryption and authentication
- All maintenance, upgrades, and management included
- Custom alerts and reports provided as part of the service, allowing for limitless options for monitoring and review of your data
- Powerful user and group access control
- Historical audit/forensic capabilities
EVENT ALERTING KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS:
Alerts and notifications based upon Windows™ Events is one of the most powerful components to the Guardian Event Log Service. Each event log message is compared to a predefined set of alerts which determine if an alert is issued. Common alerts utilized are:
- Pending hard disk failure - S.M.A.R.T. Disk events
- Database or mail service failure or shutdown
- Execution of specific applications
- Server reboots
- Abnormal processor or memory utilization
- Disk capacity nearing full
- User access to sensitive files or directories
- All events with a priority of Error or Warning
- User login failures
- Remote Access Service logins
CENTRALIZED REPORTING KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS:
Efficient, network wide review of all Windows™ Events is simple with Guardian Event Log Analyzer. Review logs quickly and easily with many drill-down report options. Features include:
- Drill down reporting, allowing for easy access to the information you need
- Trending of events for the entire network
- Scheduled reports delivered directly to your inbox
SYSTEM MONITORING KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS:
Through the use of Windows™ System Performance monitor it is easy to monitor both general and specific events, such as:
- Processor utilization
- Memory utilization
- Swap disk usage
- Network connection failures
- Number of running processes
- Processor queue length
- Individual thread performance of an application
- System uptime
- Number of remote sessions active
- Number of files open over the network
- Total number of users logged into a system
- Processor frequency and power consumption utilization
- Hundreds of other custom items available for monitoring
