Reports | PRA Pathfinder

What are reports?

Reports allow administrators and privileged users to generate comprehensive documentation on system activities, with the ability to apply filters for customized insights tailored to specific needs.

How are reports useful?

Reports help track and analyze system usage, performance, and security metrics, providing valuable information for compliance, auditing, and decision-making within the organization.

How do I access the Reports page?

  1. Sign into app.beyondtrust.io.
    The BeyondTrust Home page displays.
  2. From the main menu, click Privileged Remote Access > Reports.
    The Reports page opens and the Access tab displays by default.

The Access Reports page

An image of the "Access Reports" section from a Privileged Remote Access system. The interface includes options to generate reports based on filters such as session ID, date range, endpoint, jump group, user, vendor group, and external key. Buttons for resetting the form, downloading the report, and showing the report are also visible.
  1. Report Type: Select the type of report you want. The choices are Session , Summary or Session Forensics.
  2. Filters: Select the filters for the report.
  3. Download/Show Report: Option to download or show report results.

How to generate an access report

Administrators and privileged users can generate broad, comprehensive reports and also apply specific filtering to customize reported information based on clear-cut needs.

Report type

There are three activity report types:

  • Session
  • Summary
  • Session Forensics (if enabled).

Session report

View all access sessions that match the criteria you specify in report filters. Session reports include basic session information along with links to session details, chat transcripts, and video recordings of screen sharing, Protocol Tunnel Jumps, and command shells.

Session reports detail a record of the full chat transcript, the number of files transferred (and details on failed file transfers), and specific actions that took place during the session. Windows events that present obvious visual changes within a session are captured as events in the session details. This primarily includes changes to the foreground window, with the executable name and its window title.

Specific command information relevant to Run as commands, including credentials, is also provided, but this reporting can be disabled in Security: manage security settings.


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