Security & Compliance
An audit log is a chronological record of actions taken in a system (who did what and when) kept for security, compliance, and accountability.
Definition
An audit log is a chronological record of actions taken in a system (who did what and when) kept for security, compliance, and accountability.
An audit log is the system's memory of events. Every significant action (a record changed, a permission granted, a login) is recorded with the user, timestamp, and details, creating a trail that can be reviewed later.
Audit logs are essential for security investigations, compliance requirements, and simply answering "who changed this?" They deter misuse and provide evidence when something goes wrong.
Atlas keeps audit logs of key actions across the workspace, giving administrators a reviewable record for security and compliance.
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