Antonia Shehova

Developers, network specialists, system administrators, and even IT helpdesk use audit log in their jobs. It’s an integral part of maintaining security and compliance. It can even be used as a diagnostic tool for error resolution. With cybersecurity threats looming more than ever before, audit logs gained even more importance in monitoring. 

Before we get to how you can use audit logs for security and compliance, let’s take a moment to really understand what they are and what they can do. If you’re a beginner in the field of IT, this information will come in pretty handy when you’re on the job, regardless of the kind of job. 

IT spending grew to an impressive $3.8 trillion in 2019. With 2020 giving enterprises a reality check on remote working, the spending on digital transformation is expected to grow even further. It goes without saying that IT is an integral part of any company, big or small. 

When the stakes are so high, there’s very little room for mistakes. However, we’re all humans and do make mistakes. While every faulty judgment or hasty decision has an underlying lesson, IT professionals should try their best to avoid such pitfalls. Even a small mistake can cause millions worth of damage.