WebSpy Vantage 3.0 Now Available
WebSpy Vantage 3.0 is now available with improved performance, cleaner web usage reports, an updated user interface and more! Upgrade free today!
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12, 2017
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03, 2017
Analyzing Blocked Traffic in Log Files for Suspicious Activity
Using log file analysis to report on blocked traffic can help troubleshoot issues with website and application behavior, and potential security issues. This article shows how to use WebSpy Vantage to identify suspicious activity from blocked traffic log events.
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02, 2016
Distributing Web Activity Reports to Managers Using WebSpy Vantage
This video takes you through some new features in WebSpy Vantage to help distribute web activity reports to managers throughout your organization. These new features include: Manually Assigned Group Managers Redesigned Separation and Permission workflow Manager Reports Manually Assigned Group Managers WebSpy Vantage has always had the ability to report on Departments, Cities, or any [...]
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12, 2015
Web Activity Reporting with Palo Alto Firewall Log Files
Using WebSpy Vantage to analyze and report across your Palo Alto Firewall deployment is a great way to keep on top of web usage throughout your organization. This guide will take you through the process of configuring Palo Alto Firewalls and WebSpy Vantage to produce accurate and meaningful web activity reports that can be utilized [...]
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09, 2015
Optimizing Log File Size For Analysis And Reporting
Firewalls and proxies generate a lot of log data. Multiple gigabytes per day are commonplace now. The log files themselves are generally simple flat text files. Their size comes from the sheer volume of entries, not from being rich data types. The log file size not only consumes disk space during logging, storing, and archiving, but [...]
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09, 2014
Aliases are awesome. See why you should use them!
What is an Alias? As defined by Google, in computing terms, an alias is: An alternative name or label that refers to a file, command, address, or other item, and can be used to locate or access it. When it comes to WebSpy Vantage, an alias takes log data that does not make sense and [...]
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10, 2013
Making Sensible Employee Internet Reports for the Modern Web (Part 5)
Update: The technique described in this series of blog articles has since been improved upon, and integrated into WebSpy Vantage 3.0 via the Origin Domain summary that is present in when analyzing any log files that contain URLs. We've called this feature Site Clean. It is also available in our separate Fastvue Reporter applications. See further details about our [...]
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10, 2013
Making Sensible Employee Internet Reports for the Modern Web (Part 4)
Update: The technique described in this series of blog articles has since been improved upon, and integrated into WebSpy Vantage 3.0 via the Origin Domain summary that is present in when analyzing any log files that contain URLs. We've called this feature Site Clean. It is also available in our separate Fastvue Reporter applications. See further details about our [...]
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10, 2013
Making Sensible Employee Internet Reports for the Modern Web (Part 3)
Update: The technique described in this series of blog articles has since been improved upon, and integrated into WebSpy Vantage 3.0 via the Origin Domain summary that is present in when analyzing any log files that contain URLs. We've called this feature Site Clean. It is also available in our separate Fastvue Reporter applications. See further details about our [...]
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10, 2013
Making Sensible Employee Internet Reports for the Modern Web (Part 2)
Update: The technique described in this series of blog articles has since been improved upon, and integrated into WebSpy Vantage 3.0 via the Origin Domain summary that is present in when analyzing any log files that contain URLs. We've called this feature Site Clean. It is also available in our separate Fastvue Reporter applications. See further details about our [...]