Enable MID audit log [New in Security Center 1.3 and updated in 1.5]

  • Release version: Yokohama
  • Updated March 7, 2025
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  • The MID Server command audit log records details such as the command name, command hash, name of credential used, and execution status.

    The MID Server command audit log tracks details such as the command name, command hash, name of credential used and execution status. When enabled, users with the agent_security_admin role can view these logs in the MID Server Command Audit Logs [ecc_agent_command_audit_log] table. Navigate to All > MID Server > Audit Logs > Command Audit Logs to see this table.

    Set mid.log.command_audit.enable to true in the MID Server Properties [ecc_agent_property] table to turn on auditing for commands run by the MID server.

    For more details on setting this property, see MID Server command audit log.

    For information about MID Servers and how they work, see MID Server.

    More information

    Attribute Description
    Configuration name mid.log.command_audit.enable
    Configuration type MID Server Property [ecc_agent_property] record
    Data type Boolean
    Recommended value true
    Default value false
    Category Error handling and logging
    Security risk
    • Severity score: 2.2
    • CVSS score: Low
    • Security risk details: In the event of security investigation, this table can be used by incident response teams to audit the commands run on the MID server. Without this log, there might not be sufficient details to respond to situations such as unauthorized account use.
    Dependencies and prerequisites None