File Audit Report
Terminal Services Log allows you to monitor all user activities performed on the file system. Audit Log Report will show you all read, write, append and delete operations performed on files and folders. Administrators can select the paths they want to monitor as well as file types that will be included in this report.
You will benefit from easy to use reports that include time, user and server filters that can be used to easily pinpoint to every change made on your system.
By using auditing reports you are ensuring your data and files do not get in wrong hands.
Sample file audit report report: 
Logon Audit Report
In order to run a secure system you need information about each logon on your server, but even more important information you need to have is about each unsuccessful login attempt.
This report will show you the list of unsuccessful login attempts, including source IP address and Client name. You can leverage time filters to search for unsuccessful logins in a desired time period. You benefit from making sure there are no security breaches or ongoing hacker attacks being performed.
Sample logon audit report:
