03.03.01 Event logging
Choosing which event types the system logs and reviewing that selection at a defined frequency: the logging decisions that audit record content (03.03.02) and generation (03.03.03) then implement.

Rev. 3 audit and accountability requirements: which events to log, what audit records contain, generating and retaining them, responding to logging failures, review and correlation, reduction tools, time stamps and protecting audit data.
Choosing which event types the system logs and reviewing that selection at a defined frequency: the logging decisions that audit record content (03.03.02) and generation (03.03.03) then implement.
Making each audit record capture what happened, when, where, the source, the outcome and the identities involved, plus additional information as needed.
Generating audit records for the event types and content selected under 03.03.01 and 03.03.02, and retaining them as long as the records retention policy requires.
Alerting designated personnel or roles within a defined time when an audit logging process fails, for example through errors or full log storage, and taking further organization-defined actions.
Reviewing and analyzing audit records at a defined frequency for signs of inappropriate or unusual activity, reporting findings, and correlating records across repositories for organization-wide awareness.
Tools to search, filter and summarize audit records for review, reporting and after-the-fact incident investigation, while preserving the original content and time order of the records.
Using internal system clocks to time-stamp audit records at a defined granularity, in UTC or with a fixed or recorded offset from UTC, so events can be correlated across systems.
Protecting audit logs and logging tools from unauthorized access, modification and deletion, and limiting management of logging to a subset of privileged users. Rev. 3 folded Rev. 2's 3.3.9 into it.

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