Below is the list of blog posts with the “FIM” tag.

File access auditing is the process of tracking who reads, modifies, or deletes files on a system, providing a record of user activity for security and compliance purposes. On Windows systems, this is especially important for monitoring sensitive or business-critical files, such as financial records, HR data, or confidential customer information, where unauthorized access could result in a data breach or regulatory violation. In this post, I’ll show you how to enable file access auditing on Windows and use NXLog Agent to collect and forward file access events to help you protect sensitive data and meet compliance requirements.

About File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) File integrity monitoring is implemented as a detection mechanism to monitor changes to important files and folders. File integrity monitoring is largely used as a security measure for detection and for meeting obligations such as compliance. By using file integrity monitoring, better control measures can be taken due to being able to track and provide data for alerts of activities on assets that are being monitored, such as potential unauthorized changes.