SysTools NTFS Log Analyzer1.0

Regardless of whether you want to gather more information about warnings you received from an application so you can prevent a future problem or need to learn whether the system components are configured correctly, the best place to get this data is from the event logs.SysTools NTFS Log Analyzer is a utility designed to help you scan, load and view the complete activity log that has occurred in the NTFS drives on your computer.

Enables you to obtain the complete activity log of a drive

The highlight of the application stems from the fact that it allows you to preview and examine all the activities that are associated with certain files by date. To put it simply, you can find out important details, such as when the file was created, renamed or has been deleted, so you can quickly determine whether you are looking at a malware infection or not.You should know that the log files provided come with all the details that you might need to perform a repair or detect a security issue. Therefore, you should expect to view the new and old file name, folder path, creation and modification date with time and the date when it was last accessed. Moreover, you can check out if the new file is hidden, read-only or compressed, a feature that can be relevant to your query.

Search for logs using simple filters

It is worth mentioning that the program enables you to search for specific files or folders using specific filters, an option that can save you a lot of time and energy. The procedure is straightforward and entails specifying the name or keyword and desired the interval of time.If you consider you could use the logs for future reference or want to ask for a second opinion regarding activities that occurred on the computer, then you should keep in mind that you can export the reports to CSV.

A great tool for anyone involved in event monitoring

All in all, if your line of work entails keeping an eye out for any unusual events that could compromise the security of a computer, then perhaps SysTools NTFS Log Analyzer could come in handy.