Active Directory Auditing and Reporting Tool
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Active Directory Change Tracker (ARKAD) is an Active Directory reporting solution from Vyapin Software Systems Private Limited that assists with management and compliance reporting. It performs a complete Active Directory security audit, provides in-depth reports on objects and security, and helps determine the impact of indirect group memberships. ARKAD also presents insights into domains, OU's, computer accounts, users, groups, and security permissions.
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