Nightfall Documentation
  • Data Detection and Response
  • Posture Management
  • Data Exfiltration Prevention
  • Data Encryption
  • Firewall for AI
  • Data Classification and Discovery
  • Data Classification and Discovery
  • Nightfall Audits
    • Introduction to Nightfall Audit
  • Google Drive Audit
    • Overview
    • Select Integration
    • Select Scope
    • Detection Rules
    • Automated Actions
    • Review Configurations
  • Analyzing Google Drive Audit Results
  • GitHub Audit
    • Overview
  • Select Integration
  • Configure Scope
  • Select Detection Rules
  • Review Configurations
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  1. Google Drive Audit

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The Scope section allows you to select the historic period that needs to be audited. The historic period allows you to scan all the files which were either created or modified during the selected period. The time period can stretch to a maximum of 6 months.

Once you select the scope, you must select the nature of Google Drive files to be included or excluded from the scan. You can choose to scan either the User drives or Shared drives. The detailed description on how to select the drive can be found in . Additionally, you can also select files based on their sharing settings. The detailed explanation on how to configure these settings can be found in .

Once you select the files, you can apply filters on the selected files. The filters section provides you the flexibility to include and exclude users at a granular level. Nightfall supports four types of filters. The following bullet points hyperlink to the detailed description of each of the four filters.

Note: If there is a conflict between the selected drives and filters, Nightfall resolves the conflict by following a priority order. You can refer to to learn more about how Nightfall resolves conflicts.

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