DSRAZOR for Windows vs. CPTRAX for Windows

Quickly identify both NTFS and share permissions for files and folders, and determine ownership of files within your shared disk space. Effectively manage NTFS security permissions and eliminate any undesirable file security permissions. With the use of a trustee report, you can adjust existing permissions, add new trustees, duplicate trustees, modify trustee permissions for a selected Active Directory (AD) object, and remove trustee assignments for that object. Additionally, you can revoke 'Read' permissions from the shared space and eliminate 'List Folder Contents' from the NTFS permissions related to the share, as well as locate files or folders without owners (Orphaned SID) and remove them. Generate reports detailing users, groups, and computers while ensuring that the attributes of your Active Directory objects align with your organization’s standards. Identify accounts that have been locked, disabled, expired, or remain unused for a specified number of days. Streamline Active Directory management by automating routine tasks such as synchronizing your Student Information System (SIS) with Active Directory, creating, importing, and updating users, groups, and computers, all while allowing for bulk management without the need for scripting. You can also move or delete inactive users, groups, and computers, and perform bulk password resets, as well as import large sets of data from a CSV file to enhance efficiency in user account management.

File Activity Monitoring on Servers – Monitor who is creating, accessing, or transferring your files and directories, while also tracking changes to file permissions. Receive immediate notifications regarding critical file operations and contain malicious actions, such as ransomware attacks and mass file deletions. Automatically mitigate risks to your Windows servers by executing PowerShell scripts, allowing you to specify precise responses for various alerts and threats. Containment strategies could include: - Disabling the user responsible for the threat - Blocking the remote IP address associated with the threat Workstation File Activity Monitoring: Keep track of who transfers files to USB drives or other external storage devices. Monitor file uploads via FTP or web browsers and prevent file creation on USB or removable media. Get email alerts whenever a removable device is connected. Active Directory Monitoring – Maintain audit records and receive immediate alerts regarding significant changes in Active Directory, eliminating the need to navigate SACLs or Windows Event Logs. Server Authentication Monitoring: Observe authentications in Citrix sessions and Windows Servers, ensuring that all unsuccessful login attempts are logged and reviewed. Workstation Logon/Logoff Monitoring: Gain insight into user logon and logoff activities at workstations, which includes tracking locks, unlocks, and password changes, thereby enhancing overall security awareness. This comprehensive approach ensures that all user activity is recorded, providing a clearer picture of network interactions.