While eNTrax provides the tools to report on the ways your servers are being accessed, the audit policies cannot be enforced. Instead, after receiving an alert, you need to address the problem manually based on the suggestions eNTrax provides. For a product that is this expensive, we think you should be able to associate actions with alerts to enforce policies. The second pillar upon which eNTrax is built is security monitoring. From the Alert Monitor screen on the console, we could see all the events for both servers on which we installed the agent.
Events can be anything from a user logging on to the illegal access of a file.
When you click on an event, eNTrax characterizes it as critical, concerned or cautious, indicating the level of importance eNTrax attaches to the event. The software suggests ways to tighten security. As with the security assessment module, we found the suggestions to be fundamental at best. The best feature of eNTrax is its reporting capability. There are 12 canned reports that can be modified, generated and exported to a number of different formats, including HTML, Crystal Report Writer and Microsoft Excel.