Session Recording
Session Recording is the capture of privileged session activity so that actions can be reviewed and investigated later.
Definition
Session Recording is the logging and replay capability used to retain evidence of what happened during a privileged connection or administrative interaction. It supports forensic investigation, accountability, incident response, and compliance by preserving a detailed record of high-impact actions.
Why it matters
Session Recording provides forensic evidence and accountability for privileged operations.
The Ariovis perspective
Session recording can be useful, but it does not replace account governance, least privilege and clear operational responsibility. Traceability must cover the full privileged access lifecycle.
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Common pitfalls
- A common pitfall is recording sessions without defining who reviews them and under what conditions.
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