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- System requirements
- Minimum privileges required
- Default port configuration
- Installing DataSecurity Plus
- Uninstalling DataSecurity Plus
- Starting DataSecurity Plus
- Launching DataSecurity Plus
- Configuring your solution
- Licensing details
- Applying a license
File Auditing
- About File Auditing
- Domain configuration
- File server configuration
- Failover cluster configuration
- Workgroup configuration
Setting up File Audit
Dashboard
Reports
Alerts
Configuration
Storage Configuration
Endpoint DLP
- About Endpoint DLP
Setting up Endpoint DLP
Reports
Alerts
Prevention policies
Configuration
File Analysis
- About File Analysis
Setting up File Analysis
Dashboard
Reports
Alerts
Configuration
Data Risk Assessment
- About Data risk assessment
Setting up Data risk assessment
Dashboard
Reports
Alerts
Configuration
Cloud Protection
- About Cloud Protection
- Gateway Server Configuration
- Certificate Authority Configuration
- Gateway Configuration in Endpoint
- Manage Certificate Trust Store
- Threat Analytics Database
- Manage Banned Applications
- Manage Authorized Applications
- Global Insight
- Application Insight
- User Insight
- Shadow Application Insight
- Banned Application Insight
- Cloud Access Reports
- Application Reports
- Shadow Cloud Application Reports
- Banned Cloud Application Reports
- File Upload Reports
Setting up Cloud Protection
Dashboard
Reports
Storage Configuration
Administrative settings
- Technician configuration
- Email configuration
- Notification filters
- Manage agent
- SIEM integration
- Business hours configuration
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Troubleshooting
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Follow the steps below to view or modify the default alerts:
- Click the File Audit tab. Go to Configuration > Settings > Alert Configuration.
- Choose any server, as the default configuration is the same for all servers configured.
- You can now view the list of configured predefined alerts.
- If required, you can choose to modify the predefined alerts using the Edit option.
- Once you click on Edit, add or modify the alert details, including those under the Criteria section.
- Click Save.
To create new alert profiles, follow the below steps:
- Click the File Audit tab. Go to Configuration > Settings > Alert Configuration.
- Click on + Add Alerts at the top right of the page.
- Provide a suitable name and description for the new alert.
- Classify the alert based on its severity.
- If you want to configure a threshold-based alert, check the Threshold Limit checkbox.
- To execute custom responses to any incident, provide a script file path.
- To send email notifications to an administrative user, check the box next to Email Notifications, and click on Edit.
- On the Email Settings popup, provide the email IDs to which the notifications are to be sent, the priority, subject, and alert message.
- Set the maximum number of emails to be sent in the specified time. This will limit the number of emails that are to be sent for an alert. Click Save.
- Choose the Criteria for the alert to be triggered. Click Save.
Tip: Scripts are by far the most underrated response strategy. You can run scripts to shut down servers, stop user sessions, disable accounts, and much more. Do you want to request a custom response? Contact our support team.
Instructions on how to write and use custom scripts in DataSecurity Plus
Choose your response to a triggered alert from the pre-defined scripts available or write your own.
Step 1: Add the script file path
Enter the command line needed to execute the scripts in the Script file path text box. Check the examples below for reference.
Example 1: "C:\users\example.exe"
Example 2: "C:\demo\disableuser.bat"
Example 3: powershell.exe - file "C:\users\administrator\test.ps1"
Example 4: wscript "C:\users\sample.vbs"
Step 2: Choose arguments from the drop-down
Choose additional event parameters to be passed as command line arguments.
Example: To disable a user who is deleting critical files.
Configure the settings using the below mentioned details.
Script file path : "C:\demo\disableuser.bat"
Arguments: Username
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