Definitions: H

3 results

• Human-Generated Activity

  Human-generated activity is observable action or input produced directly by people in physical or digital systems, collected as data for security, analytics, automation, and governance, and used to monitor behavior, support compliance, and inform operational and architectural decisions in enterprises.

• Human-generated events

  Human-generated events are logged records of explicit user actions and decisions within enterprise systems, captured separately from automated machine telemetry to support security monitoring, auditability, user behavior analysis, and compliance with logging and accountability requirements in regulated and operationally complex environments.

• Human-generated signals

  Human-generated signals are observable data points that come directly from human actions or decisions, captured by enterprise systems for security monitoring, analytics, and machine learning, and governed by policies for privacy, access control, retention, and regulatory compliance.