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1. Purpose and Scope: Defines the objective of the policy and its applicability within the organization
2. Definitions: Explains key terms used throughout the policy including audit logs, retention period, system logs, etc.
3. Roles and Responsibilities: Outlines who is responsible for implementing, maintaining, and reviewing the audit log retention policy
4. Legal and Regulatory Requirements: Lists applicable laws, regulations, and standards that govern audit log retention
5. Audit Log Generation: Specifies what events must be logged, log format, and minimum required information
6. Retention Requirements: Defines how long different types of audit logs must be retained and the basis for these periods
7. Storage and Protection: Details how audit logs should be stored, secured, and protected from unauthorized access or modification
8. Access Control: Specifies who can access audit logs and under what circumstances
9. Disposal and Destruction: Outlines procedures for secure disposal of audit logs after retention period expires
10. Compliance Monitoring: Describes how compliance with the policy will be monitored and reviewed
11. Policy Review: Specifies frequency and process for reviewing and updating the policy
1. Business Continuity: Procedures for maintaining audit logs during system outages or disasters. Include if organization has specific business continuity requirements.
2. Cloud Services: Special considerations for audit logs stored in cloud services. Include if organization uses cloud services.
3. Privacy Requirements: Additional privacy considerations for logs containing personal information. Include if logs contain sensitive personal data.
4. Industry-Specific Requirements: Special requirements for regulated industries. Include for financial services, healthcare, or other regulated sectors.
5. External Auditor Access: Procedures for providing audit log access to external auditors. Include if regular external audits are required.
6. Cross-Border Considerations: Requirements for international data transfers. Include if organization operates across multiple jurisdictions.
1. Appendix A - Audit Log Types and Retention Periods: Detailed matrix of different log types and their specific retention periods
2. Appendix B - Technical Requirements: Technical specifications for log format, storage requirements, and system configurations
3. Appendix C - Access Request Form: Standard form for requesting access to audit logs
4. Appendix D - Log Disposal Certificate: Template for documenting the disposal of audit logs
5. Schedule 1 - Compliance Checklist: Checklist for regular compliance reviews
6. Schedule 2 - System Coverage: List of systems and applications covered by the policy
Financial Services
Healthcare
Government
Technology
Telecommunications
Education
Legal Services
Manufacturing
Retail
Energy
Professional Services
Insurance
Banking
Real Estate
Transportation and Logistics
Information Technology
Information Security
Compliance
Risk Management
Legal
Internal Audit
Operations
Data Privacy
Security Operations
Governance
Quality Assurance
Chief Information Security Officer
IT Director
Compliance Manager
Data Protection Officer
Systems Administrator
Security Analyst
IT Auditor
Risk Manager
Information Security Manager
Chief Technology Officer
Privacy Officer
IT Operations Manager
Governance Manager
Security Operations Manager
Audit Manager
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Audit Log Retention Policy
A comprehensive policy for audit log management and retention, compliant with New Zealand legislation and regulatory requirements.
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