What is Logging?

 

What is Logging? Logging is a structure that records the movements of a system. The mandatory 5651 logging is to store the IP address information of the devices connected to your internal network, the records showing the start, end date and time and MAC Addresses of the devices in electronic environment and to sign the resulting log files together with the timestamp and store these files for 2 years. The purpose of signing the file is to keep the file hash with the timestamp specified in the law. The timestamp is used to prove that any file or any data exists before a certain time. As a result, you should log software on your network and log the output of the software after signing it with the IP Log signer issued by TIB. However, both the management of the files and accessing them when needed, especially the creation of an archive retrospectively for 2 years, is not an easily manageable structure in large networks.