NitroView's default dashboard, showing both events and coorelated events, and various details associated with them.

The system tree shows all information sources being managed. Information from all devices can be managed together (shown), or focused on specific devices.

There are many additional dashbaords, or "views" within NitroView that are provided out-of-the-box.

NitroView provides compliance-specific dashboards that allow you to align your day-to-day security operations with specific compliance directives.

An example of a compliance dashboard showing all failed database transactions against PCI assets.

Pre-defined compliance reports may also be scheduled, and automatically distributed to appropriate users as required.

An example of database events from a NitroView Database Monitor (DBM) appliance.

An example of database events from a NitroView Application Data Monitor (ADM) appliance. Note the depth of detail that is visible with application events.

DBM-originated database event are tracked by session for audit and forensics purposes.

Full detail of a database session, from login to logoff.

Just like with database activity, NitroView ADM allows you to quickly retrieve full application session details.

Full detail of a an application session.

A selection of NitroView's pre-defined event correlation rules, which provide out-of-the-box threat detection capability.

Event correlation finds patterns within all collected event data that might indicate a larger threat. Here we see that 1.7 billion events were filtered to just over 11,000 threats by NitroView.

The NitroView event correlation rule editor allows new correlation rules to be quickly and easily created.

NitroView's integrated case management allows users to easily create a new case from any event.

Each case may be managed directly within NitrOView, with full change tracking as cases progress.

Among other contexts, NitroView understands user identity and can easily show what activity is related to a specific user or group of users.