A Quick Guide to File Server Auditing

A file server is a centralized storage space for an organization where data can be accessed by authorized users. It is usually a powerful computer with a large amount of disk space to store huge volumes of data, and to handle a large number of transactions. With file servers, users don’t have to save business-critical work locally on their computers. An organization may use file servers in a myriad of ways depending upon its size, nature of business, geographical presence, and security considerations.

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