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Roman Scheinherr
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Monitor access to entity data
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Hello Community,

we're developing an application that stores sensitive personal data. One of our security team requirements is to monitor all access to this data for auditing purposes. Is there any way to log every operation (including get) on a specific entity? We are on a OS managed cloud, so we can't do this directly at the database level.

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Roman Scheinherr

Thanks @Márcio Carvalho
I've found this article, but I didn't find it useful for data reading logging.

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2021-06-02 20-50-04
Márcio Carvalho

Replying to Roman Scheinherr's comment on 14 Jan 2022 12:11:10

Sorry, that I could not help :( Maybe someone can give you an explanation for your "problem". If I knew I was more than happy to explain how to do it. I will follow anyways this post to see also how to do it.

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2018-10-29 08-31-03
João Marques
 
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Hi Roman,


I'm afraid you'll have to "implement" your audit.

You can however take a look at the components on the Forge, there are quite a few, take a look here:


In any case, audit trails present a very enticing challenge:

  • Table will grow considerably very fast. You'll likely have to consider archiving
  • You want the writes to be as fast as possible, so it doesn't impact user experience.


Those same challenges present themselves on OutSystems logging activities which will create the information in the Service Center, and it is always interesting to see the OutSystems architecture to solve it.


Kind Regards,
João

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