Logbook⚓︎

What is a logbook?⚓︎

Password Secure logs all user interactions. These entries can be viewed and filtered via the logbook. The logbook records which user has made exactly what changes. This module is (theoretically) classified as uncritical. This is because the employee only has access to those logbook entries to which he is actually entitled.

Relevant rights⚓︎

The following options are required:

User right⚓︎

• Display logbook module

Use of the filter in the logbook⚓︎

You can also use the filter in the logbook. This enables you to limit the number of displayed elements based on the defined criteria. In the following example, the user is searching for logbook entries relating to the object type “Password” that also match the event criteria "Change". In short: The entries are being filtered based on changes to passwords.

Grouping in the logbook⚓︎

This list can also be grouped together by dragging and dropping column headers – see the following grouping of the columns for computer user. The filtered results now show all changes to passwords carried out by the computer user "administrator".

Revision-safe archiving⚓︎

In Password Secure, an uncompromising method is used when handling the logbook: Every change of state is recorded and saved in the MSSQL database. There are no plans to allow triggers for logbook entries to be selectively defined. It is only by using this process that changes are completed in a traceable and audit-proof manner to prevent falsification.

Transferring to a Syslog server⚓︎

The logbook can also be completely transferred to a Syslog server. Further information on this subject can be found in the section Syslog.