Audit trails and insights
SecureAuth provides a centralized way to capture and review user activity across systems. This ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and gives administrators clear visibility into identity-related events.
Why it matters
Without audit trails, you lack the evidence needed for compliance audits, investigations, and trust.
Key capabilities
- Comprehensive logging – Capture identity events across applications and systems
- Search and filtering – Find events quickly with flexible search and filter options
- Retention policies – Meet compliance requirements with configurable log retention
- Analytics and insights – Identify patterns or anomalies in authentication and access activity
- Export and reporting – Provide auditable records to regulators or auditors
Outcomes
Organizations that use centralized audit trails achieve:
- Reliable compliance evidence that satisfies regulatory requirements
- Faster investigations through centralized and searchable logs
- Stronger trust with auditors and stakeholders via transparent reporting
Design principles
- Ensure all identity activity is logged and traceable
- Apply consistent retention policies across data sources
- Make logs searchable and exportable for audits and investigations
- Use analytics to spot anomalies proactively
Where to configure
Compliance note
Audit trails support requirements from GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, and other regulatory frameworks. Compliance depends on your full environment and data governance.
FAQ
What events are captured in audit trails?
Authentication attempts, access decisions, policy changes, and user profile updates.
How long can logs be retained?
You can configure retention policies to meet business and compliance needs.
Are audit logs exportable?
Yes. Logs can be exported for offline review or integration with SIEM systems.