Audit logging for database

tracks_changes provides a way to easily keep track of changes to ActiveRecord models at an attribute level and maintains the typecasting in the database.

Generate list of libraries used with licenses and links

System logs & activities analytics for The Lesli Framework

ActiveHistory tracks and logs changes to your ActiveRecord models and relationships for auditing in the future.

Queue background jobs, inspect them, and audit them afterwards.

ORM extension to track model changes. It also support keeping record of who made the changes and why.

Allows to record models changes

Ardecy is a security, privacy auditing, fixing and hardening tool for GNU/Linux.

Continuing professional development and audits rails engine

ICFS is a case management and filing system, developed for investigative cases, but generally applicable to many types of work. It provides a structured way to store and retrieve information, a case-focused access control scheme which can integrate into existing identity and acce...

True/False fields have a great simplicity about them, and many times they're perfect for the job! But, it's not uncommon end up in a place where you'd really love to keep some degree of simplicity with a little more detail about when the value was changed. Sometimes you'll want to display t...

Fetch user actions from torizon platform

Redmine plugin for checking Redmine's own vulnerabilities

The Faxage API can be used to send and receive faxes, gather sent fax images and transmittal pages, provision DIDs, enable and disable (busy out) DIDs, access CDRs, get realtime status, can be polled or can push sent and received fax notifications, check local number portability, manage users, re...

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Scans a Rails application for metrics relevant to security audits

Vacuuming out the remnants of offensive tools. AspiSec is responsible for removing the traces and confidential information left by offensive security tools on an auditor's computer in various cache and log files.

Create, update, and delete records within a block, assign the same request_uuid to them, and be able to easily view and undo them

Construct a tree of objects that can be serialized for auditing