Merge pull request #57 from netwrix/Farzana/NTM3.0-sidebar

Sidebar-review of NTM 3.0 completed

Author: farzanajafar

docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/configuration/policies/honeytoken.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Policies.
 **Step 2 –** On the Policies page, expand the Honeytokens list and select the related Honeytoken
 policy from the Policies list. Or, select the policy from the Policies table in the Overview box.
 
-![honeytoken](/img/product_docs/threatprevention/7.5/admin/configuration/honeytoken.webp)
+![honeytoken](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/configuration/policies/Honeytoken.webp)
 
 **Step 3 –** On the Configuration tab of the policy, fill in the requested information and click
 **Copy LDAP Filter**. The Copy LDAP Filter button will automatically copy the exact string that is
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ select the other **LDAP Monitoring** event type in the list above.
 Threat Manager.
 
 _Remember,_ the Honeytoken tab of the
-[Netwrix Threat Manager Configuration Window](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threatprevention/admin/configuration/threatmanagerconfiguration.md)
+[Netwrix Threat Manager Configuration Window](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/install/integration/threatprevention/threatmanagerconfiguration.md)
 must be configured in order to successfully send LDAP monitoring data to Threat Manager.
 
 ### Configure LDAP Monitoring in the Activity Monitor

docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/configuration/systemsettings/useraccess.md

@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ The password for the built-in ADMIN account has been updated.
 The Settings section provides the ability to customize the user login page and configure the token
 expiration time for authenticated users.
 
-![Settings section of the User Access page](/img/product_docs/activitymonitor/8.0/config/dellpowerscale/settings.webp)
+![Settings section of the User Access page](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/configuration/systemsettings/Settings.webp)
 
 - One page login (Login, password, MFA code on one page) – Combines username and password, and
   multi-factor authentication on a single page

docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/configuration/threatdetection/threatdetection.md

@@ -25,10 +25,10 @@ disabled.
 
 The Threats list divides the threats into sections:
 
-- [Active Directory Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/activedirectory.md)
-- [Entra ID Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/entraid.md)
-- [File System Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/filesystem.md)
-- [General Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/general.md)
+- [Active Directory Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/activedirectory.md)
+- [Entra ID Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/entraid.md)
+- [File System Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/filesystem.md)
+- [General Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/general.md)
 - Threat Detection Page
 
 Select a threat from the list to display the threat's configuration options to the right of the

docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/investigations/options/overview.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Every investigation has the following options at the top of the page:
   [Edit or Duplicate an Investigation](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/investigations/options/edit.md) topic for additional information.
 - Create threat – In addition to preconfigured threats, a user can create a custom threat when
   certain events are considered to be dangerous in the environment, for example, when one of the
-  privileged users makes file changes. See the [Custom Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/custom.md)topic for
+  privileged users makes file changes. See the [Custom Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/custom.md)topic for
   additional information.
 - Subscriptions – Click the Subscriptions link to open the Subscription to window. You can specify
   recipients to receive this report as an email attachment in a specified format. See the

docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/playbooks/overview.md

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ The Action Log window contains a Logs tab and a Step Details tab.
 
 The Logs tab displays logs for the playbook execution.
 
-![This screenshot displays the Logs tab on the Action Log window.](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/playbooks/logstab.webp)
+![This screenshot displays the Logs tab on the Action Log window.](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/playbooks/action/logstab.webp)
 
 The Logs tab displays a table with the following columns:
 

docs/threatmanager/3.0/administration/threats/threats.md

@@ -56,10 +56,10 @@ The Type section displays the threat types which can be selected for filtering.
 to filter by is dynamic, depending upon the type of threats detected. See the following topics for
 additional information:
 
-- [Active Directory Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/activedirectory.md)
-- [Entra ID Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/entraid.md)
-- [File System Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/filesystem.md)
-- [General Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/threats/general.md)
+- [Active Directory Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/activedirectory.md)
+- [Entra ID Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/entraid.md)
+- [File System Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/filesystem.md)
+- [General Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/general.md)
 
 ### Level
 

docs/threatmanager/3.0/overview/gettingstarted.md renamed to docs/threatmanager/3.0/gettingstarted.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 title: "Getting Started with Threat Manager"
 description: "Getting Started with Threat Manager"
-sidebar_position: 10
+sidebar_position: 2
 ---
 
 # Getting Started with Threat Manager

docs/threatmanager/3.0/index.md

@@ -1 +1,52 @@
-# Threat Manager
+---
+title: "Netwrix Threat Manager v3.0 Documentation"
+description: "Netwrix Threat Manager v3.0"
+sidebar_position: 1
+---
+
+# Netwrix Threat Manager v3.0 Documentation
+
+Threat Manager detects and responds to abnormal behavior and advanced attacks against Active
+Directory and File Systems with unprecedented accuracy and speed. Threat Manager provides
+programmatic and automated response options when threats are identified. In addition to an extensive
+catalog of preconfigured response actions, Threat Manager can be configured to integrate with you
+own business processes using integrated PowerShell or webhook facilities.
+
+Threat Manager can also deliver threat data to administrators in their preferred applications,
+including Microsoft Teams, Slack, ServiceNow, and a wide variety of SIEM platforms.
+
+## Architecture
+
+The following diagram is a visual representation of Threat Manager architecture. It maps out the
+physical implementation of Threat Manager components.
+
+![Netwrix Threat Manager Architecture diagram](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/tmarch.webp)
+
+## Administration
+
+Organizations of virtually any size find it to be impossible, even counterproductive, to evaluate
+the substantial amount of file access events and Active Directory events occurring within their
+environments on any given day. To overcome this challenge and achieve proper visibility into this
+otherwise significant blind spot in an organization's cyber security program, Threat Manager®
+provides built-in threat analytics to highlight the most unusual behaviors that occur within an
+organization each day. Threat Manager also provides a method to deep dive into activity data using a
+series of customizable filters to discover threats unique to their organization.
+
+## Supported Platforms
+
+Supported platforms include the Active Directory and File system platforms supported for monitoring
+by either Netwrix Threat Prevention or Netwrix Activity Monitor. See the following product
+documentation for additional information:
+
+- [Netwrix Threat Prevention Documentation](https://helpcenter.netwrix.com/category/threatprevention)
+- [Netwrix Activity Monitor Documentation](https://helpcenter.netwrix.com/category/activitymonitor)
+
+## Threat Manager Threats
+
+Threat Manager monitors the following threats. See each section for information on monitored threat
+types.
+
+- [Active Directory Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/activedirectory.md)
+- [Entra ID Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/entraid.md)
+- [File System Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/filesystem.md)
+- [General Threats](/docs/threatmanager/3.0/threats/general.md)

docs/threatmanager/3.0/install/application.md

@@ -32,15 +32,15 @@ Run as administrator. Then skip to Step 2.
 **Step 3 –** Read the End User License Agreement and select the I accept the license agreement
 checkbox. Click **Next**.
 
-![Netwrix Threat Manager Setup wizard Install Folder page](/img/product_docs/threatprevention/7.5/install/reportingmodule/folder.webp)
+![Netwrix Threat Manager Setup wizard Install Folder page](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/install/folder.webp)
 
 **Step 4 –** By default, the installation directory is set to:
 
 - Install Folder – C:\Program Files\STEALTHbits\StealthDEFEND
 
 Optionally, enter a new path or use the **Browse** button to modify as desired. Click Next.
 
-![Netwrix Threat Manager Setup wizard Connect to the Database page](/img/product_docs/threatprevention/7.5/install/database.webp)
+![Netwrix Threat Manager Setup wizard Connect to the Database page](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/install/Database.webp)
 
 **Step 5 –** On the Database page, ensure the host and port are set correctly. If installing on the
 same server where the PostgreSQL database application was installed, this information will be

docs/threatmanager/3.0/install/database.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ and select Run as administrator. Then skip to Step 2.
 
 **Step 1 –** Click PostgreSQL Setup. The Netwrix PostgreSQL Setup wizard opens.
 
-![Netwrix PostgreSQL Setup wizard](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/install/install.webp)
+![Netwrix PostgreSQL Setup wizard](/img/product_docs/threatmanager/3.0/install/installdb.webp)
 
 **Step 2 –** Click Install.