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Linux User Activity Monitoring

Manage access. Audit activity. Respond to incidents. ALL-IN-ONE

Syteca is a powerful tool for Linux user monitoring, providing both SSH session recording and X Window session recording as well as local console session logging.

UNIX SSH session monitoring is available on request for your custom configuration. This way you can easily audit UNIX sessions to identify insider threats in real time.

If you’re using Oracle Solaris or IBM AIX to improve data center security and performance, we have good news for you. We meet the needs of our enterprise clients by supporting monitoring and auditing on Solaris and AIX out of the box.

Syteca is also the user activity monitoring tool for Linux that works on cloud desktops provided by Amazon Linux WorkSpaces. If you want to expand your hardware capacities with cloud desktops built on Amazon Linux 2 LTS, there’s no need to worry that your employees’ activity will be out of your control and can’t be audited.

Screenshots of Linux session recording and monitoring tool

Syteca records Linux session activity from the moment the terminal opens till it closes, whether a session is initialized remotely via SSH/telnet or locally. It even supports pseudographics.

Tracking SSH sessions provides the ability to monitor not only commands executed in the terminal but also applications forwarded by X Window. Syteca can also track live Linux sessions started locally via the graphical interface.

Not just text session logs – get video analysis

Unlike other user activity monitoring software for Linux, Syteca provides session replays in video format with indexed and searchable metadata, including host name, user name, and commands and parameters entered.

With Syteca, an investigator can check SSH sessions on Linux remotely in real time with a synchronized text log of the important data. This log also contains records of Linux user activity with commands that aren’t displayed on the screen, in particular those in executed Linux scripts.

Video-like logs of user activity are an innovative way to monitor Linux terminal sessions. An easy-to-analyze visual format with all DVR-like playback features is complemented with search by executed command, entered parameter, user name, host name, and date/time.

Learn how to track activity in SSH sessions and record it in Linux in the demo video below.

Get the most value with multi-platform support

Actionable Linux session monitoring

Investigators can set up alerts for specific commands/parameters entered or included in running scripts and get real-time notifications when these alerts are triggered – along with a quick link to the corresponding episode in the video log. They can then view suspicious sessions in real time and respond appropriately if malicious actions are detected.

Cost-effective Linux monitoring solution

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