Incident Logs
Incident Logs in Secure Web Gateways (SWGs) refer to the detailed records generated and maintained by the system to capture security events, policy violations, and suspicious activities detected during web traffic monitoring. These logs provide comprehensive information such as timestamps, user identities, accessed URLs, blocked threats, and actions taken by the gateway. Incident logs are essential for security teams to analyze incidents, investigate potential breaches, and ensure accountability. They support compliance with regulatory requirements by offering an auditable trail of security events. Additionally, incident logs help organizations enhance their threat detection capabilities, refine security policies, and strengthen overall network protection.
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