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Chapter 3: Websense Explorer ReportingHighest security riskTop categories posing a security risk: View what high security riskcategories are the most heavily trafficked on your network. Some of thesecurity risk categories are Hacking, Peer-to-Peer (P2P), and File Sharing.Top users of P2P protocol: View the top users with heavy traffic in Peerto-Peer(P2P) activity that can pose a possible security risk to yourcompany.Top users of Security Premium Group sites: Websense PremiumGroups are Master Database categories with associated subcategories thatenhance your ability to manage and report on Internet use. View the topusers of the Security Premium Group (Security PG) for all categories.URLs for top 10 machines with spyware activity: You may find ituseful to see if there is any activity in the Spyware category. View thesites users have visited that contain spyware activity.Most time onlineWhich users spent the most time online: This report calculates the timeusers spend accessing the Internet and can include details about the timespent at each site. Internet Browse Time is an approximate measurementof the cumulative time a user has spent browsing.Users that spent the most time on Productivity PG sites: View usersthat have spent the most time visiting personal sites (sites listed in theProductivity Premium Group (PG) that are not business-related), causingproductivity loss.Legal liabilityLegal Liability Risk by Category: Use this report to find activity inInternet sites, including gambling, adult material, and other categories,who could potentially make your company liable for legal action.Top users in Adult categories: This report let you see users who have themost activity visiting sites with adult material and who could potentiallymake your company liable for legal action.The logon is validated through the directory service. If no directory service isavailable, you will have to use the default Administrator logon ofWebsenseAdministrator and the password that was set up to access thePolicy Server in Websense Manager.76 Websense, Inc.
Chapter 3: Websense Explorer Reporting1. Go to the Reporting Tools Portal from the Current Status tab inWebsense Manager.• Access to the Reporting Tools Portal is based on the Reporting rolescreated in Websense Manager.• After roles have been defined in Websense Manager, enter yournetwork User Name and Password to access the Reporting ToolsPortal. The Reporting Tools Portal provides access to:2. Click Websense Explorer to launch Explorer’s main page.3. Click Standard Reports at the top of the page.Multi-level ReportingRun multiple levels of Reporting, comparing dimensions by using the topdimension (for example, users, categories, and URL hostname) and anotherdimension. This displays the top N where N represents another filter with avalue starting at 5. Also select multiple rows for comparison or detail.Favorite reportsWhen you have defined a report in Explorer that you would like to generateagain, save it as a Favorite report. Click Favorite Reports at the top of thepage. Your report heading is displayed in the field directly above otherfavorite reports already saved.Websense Express User Guide 77
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