With the Spector 360 Dashboard Search Engine you can search for that needle in a haystack by quickly finding the occurrences of any expression in ALL of your recorded event data. Your search can be applied to any of the event types supported by Spector 360 one event at a time. As your organisation grows and the volume of archived data increases, it is crucial to be able to quickly find the information that is most important to you.

Examples of how you can use the Spector 360 Dashboard Search Engine:

• Identify the employees using the domains of the competition in outgoing Email that could indicate digital leakage or recruiting.
• Identify the employees sending out Email containing the expression “INTERNAL USE ONLY” in the contents of the message that could indicate digital leakage.
• Identify the employees accessing Web Sites that have the words “sex” or “gambling” or “guns” in the viewed page.
• Identify the employees using Chat or IM with “hot stuff” or “cutie pie” or “hey baby” in the content field that could represent instances of sexual harassment activity.
• Identify the employees accessing Web Sites that prompt for credit card information, which could indicate personal use of office computers.
• Identify the employees using any program that prompts for authentication to make sure that they are authorised to login to them.
• Identify the employees using Online Searches to find out information on “drugs” or “pills” or “marijuana”.
• Identify the employees who transferred files with file names that end in “.zip” or “.c” , indicative of potential source code theft.
• Identify the employees who printed the customer list by specifying the name of the file to the search engine.

Search by Keyword
The Dashboard accepts any number of search keywords, up to 99 characters that make up the search term criteria. The search term criteria is then matched against the fields in one or more focus areas of the event records, such as the URL of a web site. At least one field must match the search term criteria before a record is returned as a match. In addition, if the “Include partial matches” checkbox is selected, a search of “soft” will match “SpectorSoft”.

Search Term Criteria

blue sky
Both words, "blue" and "sky," must be found in one of the selected fields in any arrangement, such as "blue sky" or "blue water and dark sky." If the words are found in separate fields ("blue" in the URL and "sky" in the Window Caption) it is not a match.

"blue sky"
Quotation marks specify an exact match. The phrase "blue sky" must have an identical match in any selected field.

blue OR sky
Using the OR operator, either word can be matched; "blue sky," "blue water," or just "sky" in a selected field would return the record.

"blue sky" OR "dark sky"
This combination of the OR operator and quotations specifies matching either the exact phrase "blue sky" or the phrase "dark sky" in any selected field.