Auditing your system and network covers an important aspect of security detection. It is your last line of defense. A fundamental tenet of security is that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link and a wall is only as strong as its weakest point. Logging and auditing function enables organizations to identify weaknesses and take the necessary steps to eliminate them.

It is crucial to have in place a means of determining the state of your system and to detect unauthorized logins and system changes, but it is also critical to identify a solution that effectively captures and audits data access.

Log files are an important building block of a secure system: they form a recorded history, or audit trail, of your computer's past, making it easier for you to track down intermittent problems or attacks. The purpose of a log is to give security staff the ability to monitor the activities of the application or device to ensure normal operations.

Those logs may be exactly what you need to rebuild your system, conduct an investigation, give testimony, recover insurance money, or get accurate field service performed. The key issue is, of course, what to log. It depends on both the implementation of system logging mechanisms and the needs of the security policy to be enforced.

Our experienced team can help you plan and deploy effective compliant solution for system logging and user activity into proper reports.