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Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows 4.5 - Administration Guide

About this guide What is Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows? Installing Safeguard Privilege Manager for Windows Configuring Client data collection Configuring Instant Elevation Configuring Self-Service Elevation Configuring Temporary Session Elevation Configuring privileged application discovery Deploying rules Removing local admin rights Reporting Client-side UI customization Using Microsoft tools Maintaining a least privileged use environment Database Planning Product Improvement Program

Rule Details Report

This report lists all the configuration details for a rule in a single view. The details for each privilege Elevation event are specified in the Create Rules Wizard. For more information, see Using the Generate Rules Wizard.

To learn how to create this type of report and manage the data, see Generating and using reports.

Advanced Policy Settings Report

This report lists all configuration details, except those set to the Not Configured option, of the Advanced Policy Settings for your GPOs in a single view:

  • Client Data Collection Settings

  • Client Deployment Settings

  • Self-Service Elevation Request Settings

  • Privileged Application Discovery Settings

  • Instant Elevation Settings

The details for each privilege Elevation event are specified in the corresponding section for each of the settings. To learn how to create this type of report and manage the data, see Generating and using reports.

Generating and using reports

To generate a report

  1. Under the Reporting section of the Console, select the type of report. The window for the report will open to the right.

  2. Click Generate Report to generate a report based on the default filter settings displayed in the Applied Filters section on the top of the screen. You can create multiple shared filter sets and save settings that other administrators can use. For more information, see Using the Applied Filters Wizard.

  3. Use the toolbar next to the Applied Filters drop-down menu to add, edit, copy, or delete a filter.

    The results appear below.

  4. For the Rule Deployment report, use the Type and Sort menus to view additional information and sort data.

  5. Use the toolbar at the top of the results window to navigate the pages or organize them and search for data.

  6. To navigate across a multi-page report, use the and buttons.

  7. The Number of Records field in the upper part of the results page refers to the number of rules listed in the report.

To save the data, use either of the following methods on the results window:

  • Using the Copy button

    1. Click anywhere on the results window.

    2. Click Copy.

    3. Paste the copied data into a file.

  • Using the Export To button

    1. In the toolbar of the of the results window, click Export To PDF, Export To Excel, Export To Html, or Export To RTF to save the data into a PDF, Excel, HTML, or RTF file.

    2. In the Save As window that appears, name the report.

    3. Click Save.

Using the Applied Filters Wizard

To use the Applied Filters Wizard to modify displayed requests and save shared filters for other administrators

  1. Open the Console and select the area for your shared filter set by completing one of the following steps:

    • Under the Reporting section, open the screen for Elevation Activity, Rule Deployment, Instant Elevations, Rule Details, or Advanced Policy Settings, or

    • Under the Discovery and Remediation section, open the screen for Privileged Application Discovery or Self-Service Elevation Requests.

      The Applied Filters section appears on the top of the screen.

  2. Use the toolbar next to the Applied Filters drop-down menu to add, edit, copy, or delete a filter.

    The Applied Filters Wizard appears when you add a filter.

  3. Complete the following steps:

    1. Enter a name for your filter set.

    2. Select a filter type in the left section.

    3. Set the desired parameters in the right section.

    4. Press Reset to reset to the default screen, OK to save your settings, or Cancel to close the screen.

      1. You can create multiple shared filter sets and save settings that other administrators can use.

        When you select a filter type, it is saved automatically and you can proceed to another modification. Select as many filter types as necessary by switching between them and configuring settings.

    NOTE: Each filter type can have only one value specified. Every time you set a new value for the same filter type, the newer one overwrites the older one.

  4. When finished, click OK to save your changes.

    The specified filter values appear in the Applied Filters list.

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