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Secure Logging and Monitoring
- Updated on 21 Mar 2025
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WHAT IS SECURE LOGGING AND MONITORING AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
The Security Logging and Monitoring dashboard reports on logs being collected for your assets, and if logs have been received from each asset within an organization specified number of days. This helps to ensure coverage (logs being received from all expected sources), and timeliness (logs have been received within some previous number of days).
The collection and retention of log records is necessary input for the detection of anomalies and suspicious activities. Logs are also needed for forensic analysis of security events and incidents.
CONTROLS THIS DASHBOARD REPORTS ON
This dashboard reports on your organization’s level of compliance with these controls:
NIST CSF v2.0: Subcategory PR.PS-04, Log records are generated and made available for continuous monitoring
PCI-DSS v4.0.1: Requirement 10.2 Audit logs are implemented to support the detection of anomalies and suspicious activity, and the forensic analysis of events.
CIS CSC v8.1: Control 8 Audit Log Management and, Safeguard 8.2 Collect Audit Logs
PRIMARY KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR (KPI)
The dashboard reports on this Primary KPI:
Numerator: Number of assets successfully logged to DataBee in the last 7 (customer adjustable) days.
Denominator: Number of assets (by hostname)
COLUMNS DISPLAYED ON THE DETAIL DASHBOARD
- Compliance Status
- Is Logged In, Logged In Date
- Hostname, IP, MAC, IEMI, Asset First Seen Date, Asset Last Seen Date, OS Name, Device Type – asset information
- PCI Context – whether the device is in scope for PCI DSS
- Inventory Source – feed source for information about this device
- Owner Email Address, Owner Full Name, Owner Emp ID, Owner Job Title – Asset Owner information
- Manager Employee ID, Manager Full Name, Manager Email Address - Employee's (Owner’s) manager
- Executive VP, Senior VP, VP / Executive Director - Management chain for the Employee
- Level 5, Level 6 - Additional levels of management for the Employee
OCSF TABLES USED BY THE DASHBOARD
- Authentication [3002]
- Device Inventory Info [5001]
- User Inventory Info [5003]