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Free EditionMonitor, track, and report LDAP activity across your domain controllers with event-based reports, long-term log retention, and real-time alerts.
Get a daily summary of unsecure LDAP bind attempts, including counts of simple binds performed over cleartext and SASL binds without signing.
Track the number of LDAP searches within a specified interval. Spot spikes in total queries, inefficient queries, and expensive queries that can impact performance.
Get detailed logs of recent LDAP queries including who initiated them, from where, the filter used, and search performance.
Track all attempts to establish LDAP over SSL (LDAPS) connections. See when connections fail due to missing certificates or configuration issues.
Retain logs of LDAP queries, bind attempts, and connection events for longer periods to support historical investigations and meet audit requirements.
Monitor when LDAP connections are dropped due to inactivity or network issues. Capture source IP, port, and binding type for every timeout.
Set up alerts for specific LDAP bind events, including insecure binds and authentication anomalies. Trigger custom scripts to respond to these events in real time automatically.
Track how often the server rejects simple or unsigned bind attempts that violate secure binding policies. Use these insights to assess compliance and enforce stricter configurations.
View daily summaries of insecure LDAP bind attempts, including cleartext and unsigned binds.
Analyze LDAP search volumes, query details, and LDAPS connection attempts to optimize performance and security.
Configure alerts for LDAP authentication activity and trigger scripts to respond to suspicious events in real time.
The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a directory service protocol used to access and manage information in Active Directory and other directory systems. It enables applications and users to query, authenticate, and modify objects such as users, groups, and devices within the directory.
LDAP operates using a client-server model. The client sends a request, such as a query or authentication attempt to the directory server, which processes the request and responds with the relevant information. Operations include binding (authentication), searching, comparing, and modifying entries within the directory.
LDAP transmits data in plain text, making it vulnerable to interception. LDAPS (LDAP over SSL/TLS) encrypts the communication channel, protecting sensitive credentials and data during authentication and queries. Monitoring both helps ensure your environment enforces secure connections.
Monitoring both ports helps detect unauthorized or insecure LDAP traffic across your network.
Audit all file and folder permission changes. Know who made those changes, when, and from where.
Gain instant visibility into all modifications and failed access attempts made to your critical files.
Investigate security incidents faster with actionable and accurate audit data.
