This document provides information about the Session logs report screen, which shows the details from the session.
Path to access
- On Segura, in the navigation bar, hover over the Products menu and select PAM Core.
- In the side menu, select Audit > Sessions > Remote Sessions.
- In the list presented in the report, click the Actions button and select Session logs in the chosen session record.
Session info section
Item |
Description |
ID |
Session identification code. |
Start |
Session start date and time. |
End |
Session end date and time. |
Type |
Type of session accessed. |
Host |
IP address or hostname of the accessed device. |
Username |
Name of the user of the accessed credential. |
Error message |
Message displayed if an access error occurs. |
RemoteApp
This section will only be available when the accessed session uses a RemoteApp macro.
Item |
Description |
Username |
Registered username in the RemoteApp macro. |
Macro |
Name of the macro that was used. |
User info section
Item |
Description |
User |
Name and username of the user who performed the access. |
User IP |
IP address of the user's machine. |
Vulnerability analysis section
Item |
Description |
Commands with greater risk |
Name of the audited command registered in Segura. |
Score |
Risk score assigned to the command. |
Criticality |
Level of criticality of using the command. |
Action |
The type of action that occurs when executing the command. |
Typed command |
The command entered by the user. |
Executed in |
The minute when the command was executed during the session. |
Session events section
Item |
Description |
User |
Username of the user who started the session. |
Date/Time |
Date and time of actions performed during the session. |
Event |
The event was held in the session. |
Note |
Observation message for each event. |
Session logs section
Item |
Description |
Search term |
Text box to search for a specific term used during the session. |
Export info |
Located at the bottom of the screen, it exports session data in .csv format. |
Info
Inside the Session logs, there is an image with all events and actions carried out within the session.