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(SPS)Spam Prevention Solution (SPS) is a licensed product from Trend Micro that provides spam detection services to other Trend Micro products. To use SPS, obtain an SPS Activation Code. For more information, contact your sales representative.SPS works by using a built-in spam filter that automatically becomes active when you register and activate the SPS license. The detection technology used by Spam Prevention Solution (SPS) is based on sophisticated content processing and statistical analysis. Unlike other approaches to identifying spam, content analysis provides high-performance, real-time detection that is highly adaptable, even as spam senders change their techniques.Spam Filtering with IP Profiler and Email reputationIP Profiler is a self-learning, fully configurable feature that proactively blocks IP addresses of computers that send spam and other types of potential threats. Email reputation blocks IP addresses of known spam senders that Trend Micro maintains in a central database.NoteActivate SPS before you configure IP Profiler and Email reputation.With the integration of Sender Filtering, which includes IP Profiler and Email Reputation, IMSS can block spammers at the IP level.Social Engineering Attack ProtectionSocial Engineering Attack Protection detects suspicious behavior related to social engineering attacks in email messages.When Social Engineering Attack Protection is enabled, the Trend Micro Antispam Engine scans for suspicious behavior in several parts of each email transmission, including the email header, subject line, body, attachments, and the SMTP protocol information. If the Antispam Engine detects behavior associated with social engineering attacks, the Antispam Engine returns details about the message to IMSS for further action, policy enforcement, or reporting.Administration and integrationLDAP and domain-based policiesYou can configure LDAP settings if you are using LDAP directory services such as Lotus Domino™ or Microsoft™Active Directory™ for user-group definition and administrator privileges. Using LDAP, you can define multiple rules to enforce your company’s email usage guidelines. You can define rules for individuals or groups, based on the sender and recipient addresses.Web-based management consoleThe management console allows you to conveniently configure IMSS policies and settings.The management console is SSL-compatible. Being SSL-compatible means access to IMSS is more secure. End-User Quarantine (EUQ)IMSS provides web-based EUQ to improve spam management. The web-based EUQ service

Microsoft Operations Management Suite is Azure Cloud-based solution which is to manage and monitor Cloud and on-premise workload while not limiting to a specific vendor or a specific Operating system. OMS Supports hybrid and multi-cloud environments, including Microsoft's Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), OpenStack, Windows Server, Linux, and VMware.Active directory is the baseline directory service on many organizations. Regardless of Microsoft services, other applications and services also highly depend on Active Directory as their identity provider. Undouble it’s the most critical platform in an organization which needs careful monitoring and auditing.Why OMS for monitoring Active Directory There are many tools to monitor and audit Active directory operations. Tools from SolarWinds, Manage Engines ADManager are much more popular and provide detail information on AD operations. But these are much more sophisticated solutions which have a higher licensing cost. I cannot say OMS is a better tool but rather simple and if you use it correctly you can get the same result as like an enterprise tool.Auditing and Monitoring Active DirectoryOMS is with four components, Log analytics, Automation, Protection & Recovery and Security & Compliance. These components can be used to monitor and manage various workloads. And OMS management solutions provide rich output while combining these solutions. Currently, there are two Active directory related management solutions provided by Microsoft. These come with Azure log analytics part of OMS. So, prices are applied only to log analytics. Also, AD auditing can be performed using azure log analytics search queries. It’s a rich language which you can easily write a query to get the desired output in a printable manner.Active Directory Health Check solutionAD Replication Status solutionAudit Security logs using Azure Log analyticsActive Directory Monitoring using AD Health check solution and AD Replication SolutionBefore we startYou should have an OMS subscription, you can use the free version which provides 500Mb’s daily upload and 7 days retention of log analytics data.OMS Agent should be installed in all Domain Controllers.Domain controllers should have internet, direct or through a proxy. If not, OMS gateway should be implemented.Installing OMS AgentLogin to the OMS portal or Azure portalAdvance settings and Download the agentAfter downloading the agent, copy it to domain controllers and install the agent. Select Connect the agent to Azure Log Analytics (OMS)Next window provides the OMS workspace ID and Key found in OMS advance settings. If the server getting internet from proxy you can define the proxy details and continue next to install the agent.After a few minutes agents should be connected to the OMS. You can check this from OMS advance settings.Active Directory Health check solutionAD Health check solution formally known as AD assessment is several health check assessments which run on regular intervals in domain

Involves two core components, change administration and change monitoring. The first focuses on policy-based administration, change analysis and the automation of tasks, while the second allows for centralized auditing, real-time change detection and readily understandable reports.While Active Directory can be monitored though Microsoft’s built-in System Center Operations Manager, the addition of third-party monitoring tools allows for broader monitoring capabilities. These tools, through their access to Microsoft libraries and the collection of performance counters, help system administrators to both monitor and obtain optimal performance and health of the service directory.These tools further allow for overall insight and visualization into the statistics related to the Active Directory environment, with the data gathered displayed through central dashboards, graphs and reports. When abnormal behavior is detected, such as performance drops or unauthorized access, alerting systems are capable of notifying system administrators immediately, cutting their response time immeasurably.When it comes to the monitoring of Active Directory, the use of third-party tools and their ability to automate tasks notably improves the efficiency of the monitoring capabilities of system administrators.With highly effective security and a stable network being a staple requirement in organizations across the world, the following Active Directory monitoring tools will greatly assist in achieving these goals.The functions and strengths as well as all download links and pricing structures are listed beneath each of the Active Directory monitoring tools mentioned.1. Site24x7 Active Directory (AD) Monitoring – FREE TRIALSite24x7 Active Directory (AD) Monitoring monitors the critical parameters of Active Directory while also maintaining consistent directory data.

Order for an application's sampling rules to be applied. Otherwise, the APM agent will use the default sampling settings. This applies to both sampling frequency and any overrides applied via the Raygun website.RAYGUN_APM_OVERRIDES_PATHnot set by defaultdefaults to the Raygun APM Agent overrides directory if RAYGUN_API_KEY is setcan also be set via PROTON_USER_OVERRIDES_FILEUsed to specify a custom path to an overrides file. See the Overrides section below for details.If you want to be able to configure your overrides via the Raygun app, ensure RAYGUN_API_KEY is set to your API key, and leave RAYGUN_APM_OVERRIDES_PATH unset.If you want to keep your overrides in source control, set RAYGUN_APM_OVERRIDES_PATH to the location of your overrides file. This path can either be relative to the working directory of your application's processs or absolute.RAYGUN_APM_REQUEST_FILTER_PATHdefaults to .apmignoreUsed to specify a custom path to request filter path, which can be used to control which routes are profiled when using raygun-apm/http.See the Request Filtering section below for more details.RAYGUN_APM_DISABLE_PROFILINGdefaults to falseIf set to t or true, http servers will no longer be automatically instrumented when raygun-apm/http is loaded, and requiring raygun-apm directly will return a mock makeProfiler that does not capture profiles.This allows for profiling to be disabled or enabled without requiring any code changes. This is useful when you want to deploy your production application with raygun-apm installed, but only enable it when investigating a performance issue.Please node that requiring internal profile modules could still activate internal APM logic even when this option is active. As such, requiring internal profiler modules is discouraged.RAYGUN_APM_SAMPLING_FREQUENCYdefaults to 1000 (microseconds)RAYGUN_APM_SAMPLING_FREQUENCY can be set to change how often stack samples are captured by V8's profiler. Setting a value lower than the default 1000 will include more detail in traces, at the expense of additional overhead. Increasing the value beyond 1000 will causes traces to

Performance overhead, please note that the following limitations apply:Traces will now contain stack samples from all requests occuring over that time spanDatabase queries, http requests and worker activity may not be correctly attributed to a traceTraces may not be extended by timers and effectsExceptions from raygun4node may not be attached to tracesWith that in mind, this setting is not recommended for most users. This setting is primarily useful when evaluating the tradeoff of functionality versus performance overhead that comes from using async_hooks.Please note that the profiler will continue to use executionAsyncId and triggerAsyncId from async_hooks even when this setting is turned on, as these are populated by Node regardless of whether custom async_hooks logic has been enabled.DEBUGif set to raygun-apm, detailed debug logging will be printedOverridesYou can configure the profiler to exclude certain files and functions from the traces that are collected.If RAYGUN_API_KEY is set, the profiler will default to looking for an overrides file in the Raygun APM Agent's data directory. This allows you to configure your overrides via the Raygun webapp.Alternatively, you can provide an overrides file to the profiler directly by setting the RAYGUN_APM_OVERRIDES_PATH environment variable to a path pointing to an overrides file.In your overrides files, each line should start with a - or + sign to indicate if the line should be ignored or included. The rest of the line is matched against the start of each file/function name in the trace, using a : to separate the file name and function name.An overrides file might look like this:# Ignore an entire directory-node_modules# Except for a specific sub-directory+node_modules/pg# Ignore a specific function-app/utils.js:authenticate# Ignore all but a specific function in a file-app/middleware.js+app/middleware.js:loadFileThis means you can provide anything from a partial path to a fully specified filename and function name.If the path is not absolute, it will