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Likewise, monitoring access to sensitive information may be equally important. For example, in order to keep a record of who or which process accessed a particular file or files, or who may have deleted files from a directory etc.

Monitoring files, directories and associated accesses manually is extremely difficult and time consuming, especially in a more generic way and across multiple servers. With the Sentry-go Quick File/Directory Monitor, monitoring these aspects of your systems is quick & easy to achieve.

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• Verify the size of an individual file, files or mask
• Verify the total size of individual files, all files or mask 
• Verify the size of a directory
• Verify the no. files matching a given mask, or all files within a directory
• Verify that a file has been updated within a given time period (minutes, hours, days, weeks etc.)
• Verify that a file has not been updated within a given time period (minutes, hours, days, weeks etc.)
• Verify that a file exists within a given directory 
• Verify that a file is added to a directory within a given time period
• Notify when a file is not deleted from a directory & is older than a given time period
• Notify when a file has been added to, deleted from or updated within a given directory
   
• Perform the above to specific files, mask or all files
• Perform the above within a directory, or a directory including sub-folders
    
• Verify a given directory exists 
• Notify when sub-folders are added to or removed from a a given directory  
• Verify the total size of a diectory

Information can be recorded & exported for analysis using an application such as Microsoft Excel or viewed directly from the monitor using a number of different web-based reports.

With Sentry-go, keywords & phrases can be used to scan and report on issues as they are written to these log files, as scan other parameters shown above for Event Logs. All without the need for manual intervention.