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== Introduction ==
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The Security Audit keeps track of a number of events that relate to user access to Hornbill.  From here you can quickly identify when the access took place and by who or what.
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The Security Audit keeps track of a number of events that relate to user access to Hornbill.  From here you can quickly identify when the access took place and by who or what.|
 
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== Options ==
 
== Options ==
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[[File:SecurityAuditList.png|right|600px|link=https://wiki.hornbill.com/images/1/11/SecurityAuditList.png]]
 
=== Filter Audit Log ===
 
=== Filter Audit Log ===
This option lets you quickly filter the list to display entries for a particular account or access for an IP address.
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This option lets you quickly filter the list to display entries for a particular account or access from an IP address.
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=== Success / Failure ===
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This option lets you filter between successful events and failed events
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=== Event Types ===
 
=== Event Types ===
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Use this option to filter between the available event types
 
{{bullet1|Logon|Shows a successful logon by a user}}
 
{{bullet1|Logon|Shows a successful logon by a user}}
 
{{bullet1|Logoff|Shows a successful logoff by a user}}
 
{{bullet1|Logoff|Shows a successful logoff by a user}}
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{{bullet1|Session Timeout|Show any sessions that have timed out due to inactivity}}
 
{{bullet1|Session Timeout|Show any sessions that have timed out due to inactivity}}
 
{{bullet1|Session Kill|Show any sessions that were killed}}
 
{{bullet1|Session Kill|Show any sessions that were killed}}
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=== Event Source ===
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Use this option to filter between the available sources of the events
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{{bullet1|Guest Local|Guest account Login and Logoff events that use Hornbill authentication}}
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{{bullet1|Guest SAML|Guest account Login and Logoff events that use SAML authentication}}
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{{bullet1|User Local|User account Login and Logoff events that use Hornbill authentication}}
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{{bullet1|User SAML|User account Login and Logoff events that use SAML authentication}}
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{{bullet1|System|System account events that require authentication}}
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Revision as of 21:10, 2 March 2021

Home > Administration > System > Security > Security Audit Index

Introduction

The Security Audit keeps track of a number of events that relate to user access to Hornbill. From here you can quickly identify when the access took place and by who or what.

Related Articles

Options

SecurityAuditList.png

Filter Audit Log

This option lets you quickly filter the list to display entries for a particular account or access from an IP address.

Success / Failure

This option lets you filter between successful events and failed events


Event Types

Use this option to filter between the available event types

  • Logon
Shows a successful logon by a user
  • Logoff
Shows a successful logoff by a user
  • User API Session Create
Identifies when a user session has been created via an API call
  • Session Timeout
Show any sessions that have timed out due to inactivity
  • Session Kill
Show any sessions that were killed

Event Source

Use this option to filter between the available sources of the events

  • Guest Local
Guest account Login and Logoff events that use Hornbill authentication
  • Guest SAML
Guest account Login and Logoff events that use SAML authentication
  • User Local
User account Login and Logoff events that use Hornbill authentication
  • User SAML
User account Login and Logoff events that use SAML authentication
  • System
System account events that require authentication