About Audit Logs

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An audit log is a record of events and changes in the system. It allows the admin to monitor changes to the tenant and contains information about changes to the system and log in attempts to the Management Console.

In Axis, the audit log tracks the following information, which can be sent to log streaming:

Changes to Axis entities. These include applications, connectors, IdPs, Device Postures and more. The logs denote creation, deletion and updates.
Log in to the Management Console.
Push changes. Every time the admin clicks Apply Changes on the top right corner.
User password change in the Axis IdP. When users change their password for the Axis IdP in the User Portal.

Audit Log Components

Timestamp- the date and time in which the event had occurred.

Action- the action performed by the admin in the Management Console or Admin API on various objects. The actions tracked are:

Create
Edit
Delete
Apply Changes
Log in
Reorder

Object Type- the object or entity upon which the user performed an action. The objects tracked are:

Application
API token
Administrator
Application Tag
Atmos Agent Posture
Axis IdP User
Axis IdP user group
Client Certificate
Connector
Connector Zone
CrowdStrike Integration
Device Trust
Git Profile
IdP
IP Range
Identity
RDP Profile
Rule
Log Streaming
Time Range
Tenant
Network Range
Portal Design
SSH Profile
Web app Profile
Connector version

Name- the name given to the action, if applicable

Originated by- this field contains either a username or an API token. It logs the entity that initiated the action.

Accessing the Audit Log

In the Management Console, go to Settings -> Audit Log.

Viewing a Single Log

Click on the information icon ![info] (https://files.readme.io/6fbddbc-Info.png) icon to open a single log.

Detailed Log

The detailed logs screen describes the action or changes made, and can be viewed as a summary or a raw format in JSON

Click Raw to view the information in JSON format.

The audit logs can be streamed to one of two SIEMs (Splunk and Syslog) in raw format. Click here to learn more about log streaming.

Updated over 2 years ago