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FileAnalysis has predefined configurations for all its reports. To view or edit the functional levels of reports:
- Select File Analysis from the application drop-down menu at the top.
- Go to Configuration.
- In the left-hand menu, go to Settings > Report Configuration.
- Click the edit icon on the report detail you want to view or edit.
Note: By default, the report configurations are set as below:
Files with Open Access Report: Files with any permission for “Everyone“ or "Full Control" permission for any user(s).
Inactive Users Report: User accounts that have been inactive for more than 90 days or are expired/disabled.
Duplicate Files Report: Files with the same size, same name, and/or same last modified time.
Non Business Files Report: Known ransomware file types and video files.
Stale Files Report: Files with last accessed and last modified times older than five years.
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