Anwar, Muhammad Rehan and Panjaitan, Ria and Supriati, Ruli (2021) Implementation Of Database Auditing By Synchronization DBMS. International Journal of Cyber and IT Service Management (IJCITSM), 1 (2). pp. 1-9. ISSN 2808-554X

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Abstract

Database auditing is a crucial part of database security and governance requirements. Database administrators must be better aware of the procedures used to preserve business data, as well as the standards and regulations that may be applied to the data. Database auditing is a capability for searching the use of database authority and resources at a high level. Every database action that is audited creates an audit trail of the information changes performed when auditing is enabled. Database synchronisation is a type of replication in which every copy of a database is convinced to have the same data. Database synchronisation allows us to do a variety of tasks, one of which is database auditing, which logs every database activity. The audit trails created by data operations allow DBAs (Database Administrators) to do periodic examination of access patterns and data updates in the database management system (Database Management System).

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