Astaro Report Manager

What does it do?

The Astaro Report Manager is an award-winning data collection and reporting tool which retrieves, correlates and analyzes data from Astaro Security Gateways and other products.

Astaro Report Manager provides feature performance for:

• Monitoring and alerting. Correlate event data across distributed security devices in real time, viewing results in a role-based portal. Advanced alert correlation reduces false positives and helps identify blended attacks and breaches.
• Log management. Collect, normalize, aggregate, compress, encrypt and save log data from distributed security devices. Meet regulatory requirements for long-term archival.
• Reporting. Generate security and activity reports tailored to executives, administrators or outside auditors. Provide access via a reporting portal. Over 800 correlated device-based reports to assist organizations in the development of security processes to meet regulatory compliance.
• Forensic analysis. Search all your log data across all devices based on user configurable search criteria. Identify and resolve anomalies and policy violations - before security is breached.

Why should you use it?

Administrators rely on Astaro Report Manager in order to efficiently respond to attacks, tune defenses, document the effectiveness of a security infrastructure and guarantee compliance.

The easy-to-use web-based interface provides comprehensive analysis and overviews for real-time and data logs:

• The monitoring dashboard provides instant visibility for important security incidents.
• The reporting portal includes over 800 report templates. Automatically email them to selected recipients in HTML, MHTML, PDF, Word, Excel or text formats.
• The forensics search allows for the definition of expression-based search of log files that have been collected, compressed, encrypted and saved to disk for a specified period of time using the log management module.

How can you use it?

Astaro Report Manager is available as a software package for installation on Windows-based servers. It's architecture supports both, stand-alone deployment for smaller networks and a distributed deployment for large enterprise installations, scaling to thousands of network devices.