Reports

Reports for the people who sign off.

Your CTO, your security lead and your auditor will not log in to a monitoring tool. Request a PDF in Logstag, choose who gets it, and each of them gets a download link by email.

Inside each report

What is inside, section by section.

Per-Instance Scorecard

One instance, one score, and the plan to raise it

Scope
One instance, optionally one database, over any period you choose
  1. Overall health from 0 to 100 across performance, security, configuration, schema and maintenance
  2. CPU, memory and network over the period
  3. Alert history, critical against attention
  4. Remediation plan with effort, and the score you would reach after fixing the critical items, and after fixing everything
  5. Recommendations for the next 30, 60 and 90 days
  6. Detailed results for every check
Security Report

Versions, end of life, CVEs and the checks behind them

Scope
Every active instance, or the ones you pick
  1. Summary: end-of-life and approaching end-of-life instances, critical and high CVEs, findings, privileged accounts
  2. Versions and known vulnerabilities, matched against public vulnerability and end-of-life data
  3. Current security findings, from the same checks as the health score
  4. Privileged accounts and who holds them
  5. Remediation plan: numbered actions, what each one closes, effort in days
  6. Coverage and methodology, and a CVE appendix by version
Data Inventory

Where sensitive data is likely to live

Scope
The whole organization, or the instances you pick, as of today
  1. Summary: tables with personal data, high-risk tables, unencrypted tables, classification coverage
  2. Sensitive tables by category
  3. Encryption coverage of sensitive tables
  4. The most critical tables and a risk register
  5. Methodology and coverage

…and many more to come.

Page one

See the reports before you request one.

The first page of each report, as your readers will get it.

First page of a Logstag Per-Instance Scorecard for a PostgreSQL instance over one month: overall health, the five scored dimensions and resource utilization.
First page of a Logstag Security Report for all instances: seven active instances assessed, one on an end-of-life version, six with critical or high CVEs, the actions at the top of the list, and known vulnerabilities and findings by severity.
First page of a Logstag Data Inventory report for one instance: tables with personal data, high-risk and unencrypted tables, classification coverage, and sensitive tables by category.

See a real report on your own instances.

Connect a database during the trial and request the Security Report on day one.