Microsoft Exchange Event Log Monitor, Viewer, and Analyzer
Identify security threats and manage users for Microsoft Exchange
Use Exchange event logs to identify security issues based on customizable thresholds
Microsoft Exchange event logs allow you to identify any unusual activity within your Microsoft Exchange server in order to prevent compromised security. Manually checking Exchange event logs can lead to downtime and human error. With SolarWinds® Security Event Manager (SEM), you can automatically identify which event logs are showing a Critical or Warning status, and have customizable alerts sent straight to your inbox. By automating your Exchange event log monitoring, you can manage your Exchange server as quickly and as effectively as possible.
Audit administrator actions to manage internal issues and vulnerabilities
Managing your Exchange server doesn’t have to be a complicated process. With SEM, your IT admin team can easily control admin-level actions to optimize the security of your Exchange protocol. Automated auditing allows you to track email communications to and from your Exchange server, and to identify security vulnerabilities based on user statistics. SEM allows you to streamline Exchange management using real-time data from your SEM control center.
Manage Exchange rules and policies to maintain optimal security settings
SolarWinds SEM tracks updates to your Microsoft Exchange server, so you don’t have to. With automated tracking of changes like email forwarding rules, transport rules, and Exchange policies, you can view the latest changes to your Exchange server without manually recording update data. Once updates are logged, you can view and manage updates from your SEM dashboard. Your organization may log hundreds of updates per week—but with an automated Exchange management solution, you can identify unusual updates quickly and effectively.
Monitor Azure Active Directory to manage credentials and prevent unwanted access
The Microsoft Exchange server is linked to your Azure Active Directory, which manages your Exchange access credentials. For a comprehensive security solution, SEM monitors your web-based AAD server alongside your Exchange server. AAD monitoring with SEM allows you to automatically track user activity, login history, privilege structures and changes, and more. A unified AAD and Exchange monitoring solution helps you to prevent a cyber attacker from accessing the Exchange server using AAD credentials—all from your unified SEM control center.
Generate Exchange event log reports to reliably document your Exchange account
Generating reports is an important component of any complete IT security management software. To generate reports for your Exchange server, SEM provides customizable reporting templates that don’t require manual data input. SEM reports allow you to document and view statistics from Exchange events logs, the AAD server, and other important sources of security data. Automated reporting helps you to understand your historical Exchange event logs, and to comply with security audits without hassle.
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The Microsoft Exchange Server allows your enterprise to send and receive messages, share documents, collaborate on calendar events, and handle other tasks allowing your employees to communicate effectively. Exchange Server security is a constant endeavor since your business will regularly add and remove users, experience new logins, change privilege credentials, and revise admin policies. All of these activities, and more, are recorded by Microsoft Exchange logs.
Microsoft Event logs keep track of activity from your Exchange Server. More specifically, event logs help to identify unusual activity based on variation from data trends. Event logs are the main way to identify privileged security threats and to protect your Exchange Server from insider attack. Maintaining a secure Exchange Server requires your IT admin team to collect event logs from your Exchange Server, and to address any security threats based on unusual activity.
Your Microsoft Exchange log file viewer provides a helpful way of managing logs, with clear signals to differentiate “Warning” events from “Critical” events. Though these preconfigured event log features help with security management, they still require IT admins to manually check the logs on their own time. The purpose of an automated event log monitor, like SolarWinds SEM, is to automatically monitor these Exchange event logs to provide alerts and statistics on your centralized security monitoring software, so you can respond to unusual activity when it occurs.
The Microsoft Exchange Server allows your enterprise to send and receive messages, share documents, collaborate on calendar events, and handle other tasks allowing your employees to communicate effectively. Exchange Server security is a constant endeavor since your business will regularly add and remove users, experience new logins, change privilege credentials, and revise admin policies. All of these activities, and more, are recorded by Microsoft Exchange logs.
Microsoft Event logs keep track of activity from your Exchange Server. More specifically, event logs help to identify unusual activity based on variation from data trends. Event logs are the main way to identify privileged security threats and to protect your Exchange Server from insider attack. Maintaining a secure Exchange Server requires your IT admin team to collect event logs from your Exchange Server, and to address any security threats based on unusual activity.
Your Microsoft Exchange log file viewer provides a helpful way of managing logs, with clear signals to differentiate “Warning” events from “Critical” events. Though these preconfigured event log features help with security management, they still require IT admins to manually check the logs on their own time. The purpose of an automated event log monitor, like SolarWinds SEM, is to automatically monitor these Exchange event logs to provide alerts and statistics on your centralized security monitoring software, so you can respond to unusual activity when it occurs.
Get security insights with a Microsoft Exchange event log monitor
Security Event Manager
- Monitor Exchange administrator actions and Azure Active Directory statistics
- Trace emails to identify potential security threats and to understand the source of messages in your inbox
- Generate reports to provide lasting documentation and compliance with security audits
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