Home :: Products :: Windows :: ARK for Windows Enterprise

ARK for Windows Enterprise

8.3

ARK for Windows Enterprise (ARKWE) is a powerful audit and reporting solution for the Microsoft Windows Network. ARKWE reports on Windows servers, workstations, software assets, NTFS Permissions, users/groups, policies, events, services, installed applications, shares, permissions, printers, data sources etc. ARKWE also performs event log consolidation and software inventory tracking.

Share ARK for Windows Enterprise Tool

Windows reporting simplified

Comprehensive reporting tool for Administrators and Auditors

Get a bird’s-eye view of your entire domain using Domain Summaries

Identify Security holes across your Windows servers and workstations

At a glance...

User and Group Account information from your Active Directory

Gather complete SW and HW inventory information

NTFS permissions on Folder, Files and Shares from every domain covered under its reports

Analyze local Security Policies

At a glance...

Screenshot...

Windows network audit & reporting solution

Highlights

ARKWE's basket of Built-in reports provide powerful, ready-to-use reports that assist in both Management reporting and Compliance reporting requirements such as SOX and HIPAA.

Windows Infrastructure Audit

Complete Software and hardware inventory reports of your entire Windows network - servers, workstations, network resources, configuration settings etc. Identify security holes based on service packs, security updates and hot fixes.
Domain Summary reports about Operating System, IP Address, Roles assigned and installed applications for all the computers in a domain.
Installed services reports on current state, the user account context in which the service operates and it's dependent services for all the individual workstations in your network.

Windows Security Audit

Users and Groups reports from your Active Directory – Last Logon, Membership, Account status, Privileges etc.
NTFS permissions reports across servers and workstations in multiple domains, including Files, Folders and Shares. View permissions using different dimensions.
Local security policy reports such as Password Policy, Account Lockout Policy, Audit Policy, User Rights Assignment Policy, Security Options and IP Security Policies of individual workstations in your network.
Local groups and their users reports of individual workstations in your windows network to analyze and plug security holes, because local groups can contain user accounts or global group accounts from multiple domains.