LogicMonitor

LogicMonitor’s audit logs provide insight into recent account activity, such as user logins and configuration changes made to resources in the account. Each audit log entry provides a timestamp for the event, the username associated with the event, the IP address associated with the event, and a description of the event. For example, you could use the audit logs to identify when alerting was disabled for a particular device group, or which user updated a particular resource property, and s

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LogicMonitor’s audit logs provide insight into recent account activity, such as user logins and configuration changes made to resources in the account. Each audit log entry provides a timestamp for the event, the username associated with the event, the IP address associated with the event, and a description of the event. For example, you could use the audit logs to identify when alerting was disabled for a particular device group, or which user updated a particular resource property, and s

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