Built-in reports

Built-in reports

LANGuardian includes over 80 built-in reports. You can also create your own reports and configure them to run on demand or at scheduled intervals.

Basic security reports

Events Netscan Behavior
by Signature by Port Net Exporters of Data
by IP by Source
by User Port 445, 139

Advanced security reports

Events Netscan Behavior
by Category Netscans by IP
by Destination Netscans by user
by Source
Systems accessing websites associated with malware
Systems connecting to Conficker-associated malware websites
Systems generating a level of brute-force logins normally associated with Conficker

Low-level security event reports

events (all) by Category event list (Conficker) events (all) by IP events (all) by User
events (dns_mx_lookups, possible SPAM) events (Conficker Worm Brute Force Logins, drilldown) events (DNS lookup) by IP events (DNS lookup) by User
events (emails) events (ids) by IP events (ids) by User events (info_hash) by IP
events (info_hash) by User events (mac) events (report alert) events (Signature Breakdown) by User
events (trend) events (volume overflows) by IP events (volume overflows) by User Spyware Http Requests by IP
Spyware HTTP Requests by User User Events

Basic bandwidth reports

IP Ethernet
Traffic Distribution Traffic Distribution
Top Talkers Top Talkers
Top Clients
Top Servers
Top Users
Top Departments

Advanced bandwidth reports

IP Ethernet
Top Packet Generators Top Broadcasters
TOS Distribution
Traffic Distribution::TCP

Low-level Bandwidth Reports – IP

Flows by IP Flows by User Flows with RTT Flows (Packets sent/received)
Sessions by IP Sessions by User Sessions (In) by IP Sessions (In) by User
Sessions (In/Out) Traffic (In/Out) Traffic Distribution by User Traffic In (Top Receivers)
Traffic In (Top Senders) Traffic In (Top Users) Traffic Out (Top Receivers) Traffic Out (Top Senders)
Traffic Out (Top Users)

Low-level Bandwidth Reports – Ethernet

Flows by IP Flows by User Sessions

Basic policy reports

Policy reports are divided into two categories: P2P Signatures and Skype Activity.

P2P Signatures Skype Activity
P2P Signature Report Activity by IP
Activity by User
Social Networking HTTP Requests

Basic network inventory reports

Network inventory reports are divided into two categories: Network Services, and Operating Systems.

Network services Operating systems
Network services Operating systems
Network services by IP Operating systems by IP
DHCP servers
MAC addresses
Trends Web Windows file shares
View Trends By User Search By User
Top Websites Search by Filename
Top Proxy Clients
Identity Service Inspector E-mail
Directory Logins Current Status By Subject
By Sender
By User
Yahoo::Outbound file
Attachments
Web Browsers SQL Server Bandwidth Quota
Web Clients Top Database Status Summary
Status by Group

Advanced module reports

Trends Web Windows file shares
Departments with the most Web Activity Access databases
Top proxy servers Deleted Office documents
Top proxy users Executable files
Top websites and URI Microsoft Office files
Website accesses broken down by category Music files
Website accesses broken down by category (with RTT) PDF files
Video files
Most active clients
Most active servers
Deleted folders
Finance folders
HR
Legal folders
User folder activity
Show directories that have been deleted.
Data totals
Most active users
MS Office files
Music file sharing
Identity Service Inspector E-mail
Directory Logins by IP Hosts Down By Source IP
Web Browsers SQL Server Bandwidth Quota
Mobile devices connected to the network Compliance :: Automatic Database Discovery Events (user policy)
Systems connecting to Microsoft SMS Server Compliance :: Data Modification Status
Systems not running Windows Update Compliance :: Privileged DB Users
Systems running Linux Compliance :: Schema Modification
Systems running MacOS X Compliance :: Statement Audit Log
Systems running multiple web clients Top Active Directory User
Systems running Windows 2000/2003 Top MS SQL Client by Number of Queries
Systems running Windows 7 Top MS SQL Clients by Data Volume
Systems running Windows Update Top MS SQL Servers by Data Volume
Systems running Windows XP Top MS-SQL Application
Top Statement
Top Statement Type
Top Username
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