NetIQ Releases Change Guardian 4.0
According to the announcement, Change Guardian 4.0 “detects and responds to potential threats in real time through intelligent alerting of unauthorized access and changes to critical files, systems, and applications.” Change Guardian extends security information and event management (SIEM) by delivering “actionable intelligence” on system changes, allowing admins to quickly identify and respond to attacks. The solution provides detailed information on system changes, including what action was performed, who performed the action, when and where the action was performed, and whether the action was authorized.
Change Guardian 4.0 includes “before and after” information about changes to critical files and settings and offers policy-based monitoring required for compliance with various regulations and best practices. It also provides platform support for Unix and Linux to complement existing Windows and Active Directory capabilities.
The NetIQ Change Guardian change-monitoring solution helps companies demonstrate compliance through its policy-based change auditing and automated alerting and reporting capabilities. It centrally records and audits changes, consolidating change events to help reduce the complexity of analyzing multiple logs.
For more information visit NetIQ about Change Guardian, along with other NetIQ security products.
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