What is File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)?
File Server Resource Manager (FSRM) is a tool used on Windows Server to manage, monitor, and enhance the security of file servers.
FSRM provides organizations with the following advantages:
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File type filtering: Prevents files with specific extensions from being saved to the server.
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Disk quota management: Sets storage limits for users or folders.
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Storage reporting: Provides detailed reports on file types, sizes, and usage statistics.
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File Screening: Detects and blocks harmful or unwanted files.
FSRM gives administrators organization, security, and visibility over file servers.
Maximizing Efficiency with FolSec and FSRM
FolSec enhances the capabilities of FSRM by offering advanced data management and security features:
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Ransomware and malicious file protection:
FolSec analyzes and reports on file types stored on the server. Working alongside FSRM, it blocks suspicious or malicious files instantly. -
Centralized permission and access management:
FolSec monitors NTFS permissions, identifies improper assignments, and automates corrective actions. Combined with FSRM, this process is supported by file type–based security policies. -
Advanced reporting and auditing:
User activities, file movements, and access controls are presented on centralized reporting dashboards, allowing administrators to monitor and intervene in all file and user actions in detail. -
File type and aging analysis:
FolSec identifies duplicate or outdated files. FSRM facilitates actions such as moving, deleting, or restricting access to these files. -
Anomaly detection and user risk analysis:
Unusual user behaviors are monitored and risk scores are generated, allowing potential internal threats to be identified and mitigated in advance.
When used together, FolSec and FSRM provide full visibility, centralized access management, ransomware protection, and file security. Organizations benefit from a corporate-level solution that improves both security and operational efficiency.
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