Features

One objective of File Analysis is getting your “data glut” under control. This begins with defining the contents of your “dark data” and then determining which files to retain, which files to archive, and which files to delete.

The most sought-after information about your file system is only a few clicks away. Built-in reports are easy to generate and range from file system security to storage content and growth trends.

Meet compliance requirements for PII, PCI, PHI, GDPR, and more by identifying files containing personal or sensitive information so you can take measures to secure or justifiably delete these files.

When combined with Micro Focus Identity Governance 3.5, File Reporter 3.6 lets you conduct access reviews for unstructured data using the same Identify Governance 3.5 interface.

Automatically create Detail Reports when you click on a specific listing in a File Data report.

Create custom reports by querying the database for the exact information you want. Database administrators and others proficient with SQL commands can create Custom Query Reports.

Data Analytics let you examine data and present findings in a variety of ways, enabling you to isolate the exact information you need.

Through Workload policies in File Dynamics, File Reporter reports that identify files containing personal or sensitive information can be imported into the Data Owner Client where these files can be automatically moved to more secure locations.

With Micro Focus File Reporter, it's easy to configure reporting for storage resources located in both NetIQ® eDirectory and Microsoft Active Directory. Once configured, a single report can include file data across both directory services.

By entering a price per megabyte or gigabyte, you can determine which users, groups, or departments are costing you the most for file storage.

Monitor storage growth, determine when volumes or shares will reach storage capacity, and project when additional storage capacity might be needed.

Micro Focus File Reporter helps you quickly discover who in the organization has access to a particular folder or file on the network and how that access was derived. Determine every file that a specific user can access.