How do I Audit Device Activity?

How do I Audit Device Activity?

You can audit device activity on your employees’ computers using AccessPatrol’s device reports.

AccessPatrol can track and store information based on the devices connected to your computers and also the file operations being carried to and from USB devices.

There a 6 different reports you can generate that can be used to audit your network for data loss prevention.

Here is a sample report on all devices connected to computers in your network with the date and time.


Here is a sample report on file operations executed to and from devices with the date and time.


Here is a sample report of devices that were blocked by AccessPatrol and devices that were allowed.



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