pilot-audit-log

To create structured audit trails for Pilot Protocol activity, you need to enable the audit log configuration on a running pilotctl daemon. This captures trust handshakes, connections, and policy decisions into a queryable format for security reviews.

The best way to query compliance logs for incident investigations is by using jq to parse and filter the JSON querying outputs generated by the audit log. This approach allows you to extract specific forensic data from trust decisions and policy events.

Yes, you need jq and the pilotctl daemon to generate regulatory compliance reports. The daemon captures the structured audit events, while jq provides the JSON querying capabilities required to filter and extract the necessary reporting data.

Yes, you can export Pilot Protocol security logs for forensic analysis. The audit system provides retention and export options specifically designed to support reporting, regulatory audits, and deep forensic investigations of agent trust decisions.

You need audit logging for agent trust decisions when you must satisfy regulatory compliance requirements, conduct security reviews, or perform incident investigations. It provides a structured record of policy decisions and trust handshakes for accountability.