Safeguard Compulsory Field Log

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While most logs are covered by some form of regulation these days and should be kept as long as the requirements call for, any that are not should be kept for a minimum period of one year, in case they are needed for an investigation.
Security/Compliance Review To be precise under the PCI DSS Requirement 10, which is dedicated to logging and log management, logs for all system components must be reviewed at least daily.
Long term maintenance of audit logs can prove difficult for many organizations because the logs can occupy extensive storage space that may not be readily available. However, if possible, maintain the audit trail for the life of the records.
From a security point of view, the purpose of a log is to act as a red flag when something bad is happening. Reviewing logs regularly could help identify malicious attacks on your system. Often this is done using real-time reporting systems that alert you via email or text when something suspicious is detected.
Ensure Integrity Digital records need to maintain integrity from tampering. External threats to your environment can be mitigated by firewalls, but you also need to make sure that internal actors cannot change the logs. Two ways to protect the data integrity are using complete replicas or read-only files.
Log files can be very useful resources for security incident investigations. They can also be essential for prosecution of criminal activity. For these reasons log files should be periodically backed up to separate media, and precautions need to be taken to prevent tampering with the log files.
While most logs are covered by some form of regulation these days and should be kept as long as the requirements call for, any that are not should be kept for a minimum period of one year, in case they are needed for an investigation.
Launch Event Viewer. Go to the event log and hit Action. Choose Clear Log and then hit Clear.
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