My main use case for Change Auditor for Active Directory is auditing changes, finding changes to undo, and break-fix solving issues. For example, I could give you a quick specific example of how I've used it to solve an issue: somebody made a change to a person's attribute that caused an application issue, and we found that it was changed on thousands of accounts. We identified the source; it was a script, and we discovered who ran it and from what machine. In addition to that, I have also used Change Auditor for Active Directory to find out who's making inefficient LDAP calls to domain controllers.
The primary use case is to manage human errors, like protecting identities from being modified by the software, and to audit security. This includes monitoring high-privilege accounts and having the ability to back up previous values if unauthorized modifications occur in the Active Directory.
Active Directory Management streamlines complex network environments by centralizing the administration of user permissions and resources, enhancing security and efficiency across an organization's IT infrastructure.Active Directory Management provides a robust framework for IT professionals to efficiently manage network resources and user access. It supports automatic propagation of security settings, which reduces the risk of unauthorized access. The tool particularly benefits large...
My main use case for Change Auditor for Active Directory is auditing changes, finding changes to undo, and break-fix solving issues. For example, I could give you a quick specific example of how I've used it to solve an issue: somebody made a change to a person's attribute that caused an application issue, and we found that it was changed on thousands of accounts. We identified the source; it was a script, and we discovered who ran it and from what machine. In addition to that, I have also used Change Auditor for Active Directory to find out who's making inefficient LDAP calls to domain controllers.
The primary use case is to manage human errors, like protecting identities from being modified by the software, and to audit security. This includes monitoring high-privilege accounts and having the ability to back up previous values if unauthorized modifications occur in the Active Directory.