For compliance officers who prepare for audit
Log integrity an auditor can check
ARRTECH SIEM shows that each log is unchanged since it was written, and an auditor can check that without ARRTECH.
What auditors test beyond the report
Auditors test whether the evidence behind a report is complete and unaltered.
A useful report lets the reviewer trace its conclusions to the underlying records and check their integrity.
Signed and chained log files
ARRTECH SIEM signs every log as it is written and chains each file to the last, so any gap or change shows.
Any source exports with a standalone verifier. A signature shows that a record has not changed. It does not confirm that the source was accurate.
Self-service queries for audit requests
When the auditor names a user and a date, the compliance team runs a saved query.
The proof of value covers one system in scope and one request.
What the auditor asks
Are there logs from every system in scope?
ARRTECH SIEM reads more than 500 log types. If ARRTECH does not read a log source yet, we add a parser at no charge during the contract.
Show me this user’s activity on this date.
A saved ARRTECH SIEM query filters the sources in scope by user and time, including archived logs, and can be shared with the compliance role.
How do we know nothing is missing?
A daily report per source flags any break in the chain. A source that goes silent raises an alert.
Can we have it in our framework’s format?
Ready-made reports cover PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, SOX, NIST and ISO/IEC. Any saved query can become a scheduled report, sent as PDF, CSV or XLSX.
Where is the regulated data?
ARRTECH DLP finds card numbers and IBANs on endpoints, file servers and databases. Each decision on an AI upload is recorded with the user, device, destination and policy.
Who reviewed this, and is there a record?
The record identifies the people who made policy and configuration changes. DLP applies those rules, with recorded approvals where a policy requires review.
