Do you provide logging for your solution's AI feature(s) that includes user, date, and action taken?
Explanation
Guidance
Looking for the ability to audit AI feature(s) for a regulated data audit or incident response.
Example Responses
Example Response 1
Yes, our AI solution implements comprehensive logging for all AI features Each log entry includes the authenticated user's unique ID and username, precise timestamp with date and time (ISO 8601 format with timezone), and detailed action information Actions logged include model selection, prompt submissions, generated outputs, feedback provided, and any configuration changes Logs are stored in an immutable format for a minimum of 12 months and can be exported in common formats (CSV, JSON) for audit purposes For regulated environments, we offer extended retention options up to 7 years All logs are encrypted at rest and in transit, with access controls limiting log visibility to authorized security and compliance personnel.
Example Response 2
Yes, our platform maintains detailed audit logs for all AI interactions Each log record contains: 1) User identity (full name, employee ID, and department), 2) Complete timestamp (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS with UTC offset), and 3) Comprehensive action details including input prompts, AI model version used, output generated, data sources accessed, and any modifications made to outputs Our logging system is integrated with our centralized SIEM solution, allowing security teams to correlate AI activities with other system events Logs are retained for 24 months by default and are digitally signed to prevent tampering We provide a self-service audit portal for compliance officers to review or export logs based on date ranges, users, or action types.
Example Response 3
No, our current AI solution has limited logging capabilities While we do track basic system-level events, we don't currently capture user-specific information or detailed actions within the AI features Our logs primarily focus on system performance metrics and error conditions rather than user interactions We recognize this limitation for organizations requiring detailed audit trails for compliance purposes and have added comprehensive user activity logging to our product roadmap for the next major release (expected Q3 2023) In the interim, we recommend customers implement additional monitoring at the application or network level if detailed AI interaction logs are required for their compliance needs.
Context
- Tab
- AI
- Category
- AI Data Security

