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Automated Review of Employee Activities: Insights from the Past

  • Writer: Pavan Raja
    Pavan Raja
  • Apr 8, 2025
  • 1 min read

Summary:

On October 29, 2010, a former employee tried to hack into the company's system twice between 6:48 AM and 8:48 AM using IP address "10.0.112.215" and host name "SAP1." They wanted to get access to an account called "MHEDBERG." The software license for ARST-SE ended on February 1, 2011, meaning the free trial period was over. This event is documented under IT Governance: ISO 11.2.1 (MHEDBERG).

Details:

The event recorded involves a former employee attempting to access the company's system at two specific times on October 29, 2010—from 6:48:18 AM to 8:48:18 AM. During this period, there was an attempt to access the account of "MHEDBERG" from the IP address "10.0.112.215" and host name "SAP1." The license for ARST-SE expired on February 1, 2011, indicating that the trial period had ended. This incident is noted under IT Governance: ISO 11.2.1 (MHEDBERG).

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