Cyber Security · Integrity

File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) in Mauritius

Know immediately when a critical file, setting or configuration changes - and whether that change was authorised.

  • FIM
  • File integrity
  • Change detection
  • PCI DSS

Overview

What is File Integrity Monitoring?

Attackers change things: they plant web shells, alter system binaries, add accounts and modify configurations. File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) watches your critical files and settings, compares them with a trusted baseline, and alerts you to unexpected changes.

NSC deploys and tunes FIM so it highlights what matters - unauthorised changes on servers, network devices and applications - without drowning your team in routine updates.

What's included

Our File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) service

Baseline of critical assets

Define which files, folders, registry keys and configurations must be protected.

Real-time change detection

Alerts when monitored items are created, modified or deleted.

Change verification

Match changes to approved change requests to separate the expected from the suspicious.

Configuration drift tracking

Spot servers and devices drifting away from hardened settings.

SOC integration

FIM alerts fed into SOC monitoring for investigation.

Compliance reporting

Evidence for PCI DSS and other standards that require integrity monitoring.

How it works

From first call to lasting results

  1. 01

    Identify

    Choose critical systems and files to monitor.

  2. 02

    Baseline

    Capture the trusted state.

  3. 03

    Tune

    Filter routine changes to cut noise.

  4. 04

    Monitor

    Alert, investigate and report.

Why NSC

Why choose NSC for File Integrity Monitoring?

A Mauritius-based team of 25 IT and cyber security professionals, Check Point Partner of the Year 2025, delivering since 2010.

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  • Early warning of tampering and malware
  • Proof of control for auditors
  • Visibility of configuration drift
  • Less noise through careful tuning
  • Works hand in hand with SOC monitoring

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can't find your answer? Talk to an expert.

What is File Integrity Monitoring?

FIM detects changes to important files and configurations by comparing them with a known-good baseline and alerting on unexpected modifications.

Is FIM required for PCI DSS?

Yes. PCI DSS requires a change-detection mechanism such as FIM on critical system files, configuration files and content files.

Will FIM create too many alerts?

Not when it is tuned properly. We filter routine, approved changes so your team sees what needs attention.

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