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Friday, 2 October 2020

Enable Audit Policy on Users and Roles in Oracle Fusion

Hi friends, We are going to discuss about the auditing on user and roles in oracle fusion. We will share the detail steps which helps to configure the audit policy for users and roles in oracle fusion. Using auditing feature for users & roles, we can track all the changes happened for users and roles in oracle fusion. We can track what’s the change made, who made the changes and when the changes happened. Auditing is one great feature provided by oracle fusion to keep track of the changes for important application business objects. We can enable the auditing for many other oracle fusion business objects like suppliers, items, customers, application metadata’s and Fusion security (Users/roles). In this post, we will share the complete setups for enabling the audit on fusion application security services (User/roles). Please find below the complete details about Enable Audit Policy on Users and Roles in Oracle Fusion.

Step by Step to Enable Audit Policy on Users and Roles in Oracle Fusion

Step 1: - Click Navigator -> Tools è Setup and Maintenance

Step 2: - Search for task Manage Audit Policies

Step 3: - Open the task, under Oracle Platform Security Services section

Set Audit Level to low as below.

Enable Audit Policy on Users and Roles in Oracle Fusion

Step4:-Click Save

Now we need to view the Audit report to see the changes.

Click Navigator -> Tools: Audit Reports

To view the audit report, we should have the role ‘Internal Audit’.

Step 5:-

Set the search condition to search the report

Date: Enter the Data about suspect changes happened
Product: Oracle Platform Security Services
Event type: App Role Creation, Role Membership Add, Role Membership Remove etc.
Click search