Audit log

The audit log records security-relevant actions in your workspace. You see what was changed, created or deleted - for example for projects, scans, profiles or users. Each entry names the actor (user or system / scheduled job). Filters by action type, user and time range help you trace events; for large data volumes pagination supports clear review.

Audit log overview

• Chronology - events appear in chronological order, typically with a timestamp.
• Context - short descriptions or types show which entity was affected.
• Workspace-wide - the log applies to the entire workspace, not just your personal account.

Captured actions

• Projects - creation, edit and deletion of projects.
• Scans - start, status and deletion or configuration changes, depending on the product scope.
• Profiles - changes to scan profiles and related settings.
• Users - invitations, role changes and removal of members.

Actor: user or system

• User - actions by signed-in people appear with a reference to the account.
• System or cron - automatic or time-controlled processes are identifiable as such.
• Attribution - this is how you distinguish manual interventions from background processes.

Search and filters

• Action type - reduce the list to specific event categories.
• User - focus on the activities of individual people.
• Time range - limit the view to audits, meetings or incident windows.

Pagination for large logs

• Page-by-page display - large histories are split into manageable pages.
• Performance - you don't load all entries at once, which keeps the UI smooth.
• Export - check whether your workflow needs exports or screenshots for compliance.

Notes

• Use the log for security questions, internal reviews or after striking changes.
• Combine time range and user filter to search for incidents specifically.
• Not every small change needs to be evaluated individually - focus on sensitive permissions and data.
• Document internally how long log data must be kept for your organisation - the UI shows the current state.
• For external audits you can export relevant filter settings or document them as a screenshot if no direct export function exists.