Empuls is built to keep a complete, long-term trail of security events so that authentication, authorization, and API activities can be audited independently of application admins.
Centralised collection
- All key events, logins, failed logins, SSO assertions, role/permission changes, admin actions, and API calls are written as structured security logs with timestamp, user/service ID, source IP, and action/result.
Storage & retention
- Logs are stored in a central logging stack, separate from production databases, and retained for at least three years for audit purposes.
- For on-prem, the same logs can be forwarded to your organisation’s log store/SIEM and covered under your organisation’s backup and DR policies.
Tamper resistance & restricted prod access
- Application users and standard admins cannot modify or delete logs; access to production instances and log platforms is restricted to designated Tech Leads and the Group CTO, with every privileged action itself being logged.
- Logs are append-only and protected by RBAC and MFA at the logging/SIEM layer, making post-facto modification or suppression of events highly impractical.
SIEM integration for analysis
- Security logs are streamed in real time to Xoxoday’s SIEM platform and/or your organisation’s SIEM, where correlation rules and alerts detect suspicious authentication/authorization/API patterns and support formal audits and investigations.
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