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File Audit Endpoint Security File Analysis Risk Analysis Release NotesQuick Start
- System requirements
- Minimum privileges required
- Default port configuration
- Installing DataSecurity Plus
- Uninstalling DataSecurity Plus
- Starting datasecurity plus
- Launching datasecurity plus
- Configuring your solutions
Setting up File Audit
Dashboard
Reports
Alerts
Incidents
Advanced configurations
- Predefined audit reports
- Creating new audit reports
- Creating new alert profiles
- Creating new incident profiles
- Configuring exclusion-based settings
- Configuring retention and archive settings
Setting up Endpoint Security
Reports
Advanced configurations
- Predefined policies
- Creating new policies
- Predefined audit profiles
- Creating new audit profiles
- Predefined incident profiles
- Creating a new incident
- Exclude configuration
Setting up File Analysis
Dashboard
Reports
Incidents
Configuration
Setting up Data Risk Assessment
DashboardReports
Advanced configuration
- Predefined policies
- Creating new policies
- Predefined rules
- Creating new rules
- Creating new incident profiles
- Scan configuration
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Security Overview
The Security Overview shows analytics on the permission hygiene of the analyzed files and folders across your domain.
By default, the Security Overview has the following panels:
Files Owned by Stale Users -Shows the graphical breakdown of the number of files owned by inactive, disabled, deleted, and expired users.
Inconsistent Permissions - Shows the number and percentage of files and folders with permission inconsistencies.
Open Access - hows the number and percentage of files and folders that are overexposed.
Open Access (user-based) -Shows the list of the top five users who have unrestricted access to the most number of files.
Active Files Owned by Stale Users - Shows the total number of active files owned by stale users.
Note:Active files are files that have recently been accessed and/or modified.