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Version: V12

How to Enable and Assign Log Access Level

Limiting access to the Audit Logs and Chain of Custody is a vital security functionality of Digital Evidence Management. Log Access Level works in a way that Users with higher access levels can view the Activity trail of users with the same and lower access levels. Whereas, Users with lower access levels are unable to view the Audit Logs and Chain of Custody of users with higher Log Access Level.

To learn more about Log Access Levels, see Understanding Log Access Levels.

Prerequisites​

  • Ensure you belong to a group with Log Access Level Management feature enabled, or have a CAL that grants permission to utilize this.

Enable Log Access Level​

  1. Select the Navigation Menu on the top left corner.
  2. Go to Control Panel > Log Access Level.
  3. Select Enable Log Access Level.
  4. Select Save.

Once enabled, the Log Access Level dropdown becomes available in the group editing settings across the portal.

Assign Log Access Level to User Groups​

  1. Select the Navigation Menu on the top left corner.
  2. Select the Admin tab.
  3. Go to Users & Groups.
  4. Select the overflow menu (three dots) on the group you want to assign a Log Access Level.
  5. Select Edit Group.
  6. From the Log Access Level dropdown, select the desired level (0 through 10).
  7. Select Save Changes.

Repeat the steps above for each user group you want to assign a Log Access Level.

NOTE: By default, all users and groups are assigned Log Access Level 0 until modified.

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