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File Integrity Monitoring
Overview
File Integrity Monitoring, is an IT security process and technology that tests and checks operating system (OS), database, and application software files to determine whether or not they have been tampered with or corrupted. FIM, which is a type of change auditing, verifies and validates these files by comparing the latest versions of them to a known, trusted “baseline.” If FIM detects that files have been altered, updated, or compromised, FIM can generate alerts to ensure further investigation, and if necessary, remediation, takes place. File integrity monitoring encompasses both reactive auditing as well as proactive, rules-based active monitoring.
Features
- Detects Real-time File and System changes
- Tracks critical system and application files
- Prevents unauthorized file modifications
- Detects and prevents unauthorized file deletion
- Restores previous file versions and configurations
- Monitors overall system integrity and health
- Detects suspicious and malicious activities
- Monitors network devices and infrastructure
- Monitors servers and endpoint workstations
- Monitors databases, operating systems, and applications
- Monitors cloud-based workloads and services
- Helps meet regulatory and compliance requirements
- Protects sensitive files and confidential data
- Strengthens secure data management practices
- Reduces risks caused by manual errors
- Identifies the source and impact of attacks
- Supports compliance with industry standards and regulations
- Provides automated audit logs, records, and reports
- Provision of automated Records and Reports
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