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Is the data passed in the audit log encrypted?

CommunityUser
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Splunk Employee

Hi,

Is the data passed in the audit log encrypted or does it depend on the user permission?

Thanks

^ Edited by @Ryan.Paredez for readability. 

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millerep
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In a sense you're encrypting the data being passed into the audit log if you've enabled TLS. However, the audit log really is just polling data from the controller_audit_v2 table in the database. The database permissions and the log itself ultimately though are sitting on the Controller, so you can control user permissions that way.

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millerep
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In a sense you're encrypting the data being passed into the audit log if you've enabled TLS. However, the audit log really is just polling data from the controller_audit_v2 table in the database. The database permissions and the log itself ultimately though are sitting on the Controller, so you can control user permissions that way.

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