What’s New – 3.0
July 2018We are proud to present SysKit Security Manager 2.0. This version brings new features which will help you report more efficiently on SharePoint permissions and keep an eye on permissions changes in your SharePoint environment. In the meantime, we released version 3.0 with automatic discovery of site collections. Try it and ensure high visibility and control over your content.
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Automatic Discovery of Site Collections3.0
With this version of SysKit Security Manager, SharePoint Farm and Office 365 Global Admins can automatically discover and connect to all the site collections in their environment in just a few clicks. Also, we have added the possibility to import all site collections from a file.
Get a complete overview of your SharePoint On-Premise and Office 365 environment. Be up to date with all the changes and manage permissions more efficiently from a single interface.
Compare Permissions and Track Changes2.0
To keep your SharePoint environment under control, you need to know who has access to what at any time. SysKit Security Manager will save you time by crawling your environment and taking a snapshot of all the permissions down to the document or list item level. Use snapshots to compare permissions and keep an eye on changes in your SharePoint environment.
Track External Sharing2.0
Find content that is shared with people outside of your organization, list the external users it’s shared with, and see the permissions they have for that content. Check content that has been shared with an anonymous guest link. Prevent possible security breaches by controlling external sharing.
Keep Your Environment Clean2.0
Quickly find all users and SharePoint groups without permissions, as well as groups without owners. Remove unnecessary groups for a site collection or appoint new owners/members. Track and delete all orphaned SharePoint users. Keep your environment clean and clutter-free with SysKit Security Manager Cleanup reports.
Health Check Reports3.0
Detect and report on all users who have directly assigned permissions within the selected site collection(s). For greater security, think about avoiding granting permissions to individuals. Best practice is to assign permissions through group membership rather than directly to individuals.
Get an overview of all the lists items and folders with unique permissions and consider removing inappropriate access to strengthen data security. Create a site or library for sensitive documents, rather than having them scattered in a larger library, and protect by giving them unique permissions.
Permission Matrix and User Permission Reports2.0
Avoid having to check every single object one by one in order to see associated permissions. SysKit Security Manager will help you secure your environment by giving you a complete overview of what users and groups have access to, as well as their permission levels. You decide whether you want to see permissions for the entire site collection, a single subsite or a document library with its content in a single view.
Unique Permission Reporting2.0
Use SysKit Security Manager to detect all objects in your environment that have broken permission inheritance from one place. Check who has unique permissions and decide if they should have access to that content with the permissions they’ve been given.
