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File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) is a type of IT security technology that helps organizations detect and respond to unauthorized changes to their critical systems and data. FIM solutions monitor file systems and databases for changes in content, permissions, and other attributes, and alert administrators when suspicious changes occur. FIM solutions can also be used to detect malicious activity such as malware, ransomware, and insider threats.
FIM solutions are becoming increasingly important as organizations move to cloud-based systems and adopt DevOps practices. By monitoring changes to systems and data, FIM solutions can help organizations ensure that their systems remain secure and compliant with industry regulations.
Some companies in the FIM market include Tripwire, Splunk, McAfee, LogRhythm, and SolarWinds. Show Less Read more