14. A computer-implemented system for monitoring multiple files in disparate formats, the system comprising: a file type identifier module adapted to identify the format of each of a plurality of online resources, at least one of the online resources being in a first format including data in a non-strict architectural structure; a format conversion module adapted to, identify whether each of the online resources of the plurality of online resources is a non-HyperText Markup Language application, for each of the plurality of online resources from the non-HyperText Markup Language application, convert the online resource from the non-HyperText Markup Language application to a HyperText Markup Language application, for each of the online resources of the plurality of online resources, determine whether the online resource meets a minimum level of content structure to allow an Extensible Style Sheet Transform to be used to convert the online resource to the strict formatted file, convert each of the online resources that is determined as meeting the minimum level of content structure to a strict formatted file having a common format, wherein the strict formatted file is an Extensible Markup Language application, and wherein data in the format of each online resource is converted into a strict architectural structure, and convert each of the online resources that is determined as not meeting the minimum level of content structure to a strict formatted file, wherein the strict formatted file is a document object model of the online resource; after conversion to the strict formatted file, an analytic parser adapted to identify relevant data in the strict architectural structure in each strict formatted file; a resource filter adapted to determine whether the identified relevant data has been altered by comparing the identified relevant data in at least one of the strict formatted files to a most recent archived copy of the identified relevant data.
14. A computer-implemented system for monitoring multiple files in disparate formats, the system comprising: a file type identifier module adapted to identify the format of each of a plurality of online resources, at least one of the online resources being in a first format including data in a non-strict architectural structure; a format conversion module adapted to, identify whether each of the online resources of the plurality of online resources is a non-HyperText Markup Language application, for each of the plurality of online resources from the non-HyperText Markup Language application, convert the online resource from the non-HyperText Markup Language application to a HyperText Markup Language application, for each of the online resources of the plurality of online resources, determine whether the online resource meets a minimum level of content structure to allow an Extensible Style Sheet Transform to be used to convert the online resource to the strict formatted file, convert each of the online resources that is determined as meeting the minimum level of content structure to a strict formatted file having a common format, wherein the strict formatted file is an Extensible Markup Language application, and wherein data in the format of each online resource is converted into a strict architectural structure, and convert each of the online resources that is determined as not meeting the minimum level of content structure to a strict formatted file, wherein the strict formatted file is a document object model of the online resource; after conversion to the strict formatted file, an analytic parser adapted to identify relevant data in the strict architectural structure in each strict formatted file; a resource filter adapted to determine whether the identified relevant data has been altered by comparing the identified relevant data in at least one of the strict formatted files to a most recent archived copy of the identified relevant data. 19. The system of claim 14 wherein the strict formatted file is an Extensible HyperText Markup Language application.