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Event logs are also records, possible accompanied by a evidence video of the event. These records are result of a detection that has been considered as an incident by the corresponding interpreter. | Event logs are also records, possible accompanied by a evidence video of the event. These records are result of a detection that has been considered as an incident by the corresponding interpreter. | ||
== Definitions == | |||
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;Log | |||
;Log record(s) | |||
:Recorded information about a systematic or detection event | |||
;Event | |||
:Any user or system action, such as a detection that has a consequence | |||
;Incident | |||
:A detection event that has been considered as a decision by the interpreter, or AI | |||
:Violation | |||
:Logical event that the interpreter considers as specific because it meets some conditions and causes reaction | |||
Latest revision as of 20:27, 11 July 2025
VIS Logging Features
VIS by default logs system and detection events.
System logs are records of a set of systematic activities which may be triggered by users or system actions. They are recorded for administrative and troubleshooting purposes.
Event logs are also records, possible accompanied by a evidence video of the event. These records are result of a detection that has been considered as an incident by the corresponding interpreter.
Definitions
- Log
- Log record(s)
- Recorded information about a systematic or detection event
- Event
- Any user or system action, such as a detection that has a consequence
- Incident
- A detection event that has been considered as a decision by the interpreter, or AI
- Violation
- Logical event that the interpreter considers as specific because it meets some conditions and causes reaction