Active directory auditor

Active Directory changes daily, yet most IT organizations are unaware of the changes until something breaks. This results in downtime, loss of productivity, and better cost. Becoming proactive and more aware is a component of the general IT optimization strategy. The Active Directory Auditor(Change Notifier) is a useful resource when IT organizations are developing a proactive approach to managing their infrastructure.

This application proactively tracks and reports on any changes that occur within your domains. Simply install this product, configure it, and you’ll get notified in real time of any modifications to your Directory Services. You’ll know directly the thing , type, date/time, details of what changed, and most significantly , who made the changes. All changes are recorded and stored during a log file. This file are often archived and can assist you navigate the safety and compliance audits.



Companies take tons of precautions against unauthorized access to the AD infrastructure. However, preventive and protective measures aren't always enough to seek out the explanation for a break-in if it does occur. For that purpose, infrastructure and security configuration should be constantly audited, enabling you to research problems and minimize the consequences of adverse changes.

In IT, change is normal. However, these changes shouldn't go unwatched. the results of adverse or malicious changes are often very expensive for any business to correct. Real time notifications are key- they're going to save many hours of troubleshooting and therefore the expense of getting your business processes disrupted.

In any company, changes vary by consequences and disruptions they cause. The deletion of a legitimate group in use may be a more serious issue than the modification of that group's description. Even more serious is that the addition of unauthorized user accounts to the Domain Admins group. The reaction time for such changes must be as short as possible.

Active Directory Change Notifier
Unmanaged changes are a drag in every company. they're the first explanation for outages. If they're not prevented, the corporate will fail a security audit. However, even planned changes should be monitored to make sure that policies are being followed.