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The Security Logging Policy serves as a crucial governance document for organizations operating in the Philippines, establishing standardized requirements and procedures for security logging across all information systems. This policy is essential for maintaining security controls, supporting incident investigations, and ensuring compliance with Philippine regulations, particularly the Data Privacy Act of 2012 and the Cybercrime Prevention Act. Organizations should implement this policy to maintain comprehensive security logs that can detect and investigate security incidents, demonstrate regulatory compliance, and support audit requirements. The policy includes detailed technical specifications, roles and responsibilities, and compliance measures, making it a fundamental component of an organization's security and compliance framework.

1. Purpose and Scope: Defines the objectives of the security logging policy and its applicability across the organization

2. Definitions: Detailed definitions of technical terms, logging-related concepts, and key terminology used throughout the policy

3. Legal Framework and Compliance Requirements: Overview of relevant laws and regulations, particularly Philippine Data Privacy Act and Cybercrime Prevention Act requirements

4. Logging Requirements: Mandatory logging requirements including types of events, minimum log content, and retention periods

5. Log Management Procedures: Procedures for log collection, storage, protection, and retention

6. Access Control and Security: Requirements for protecting log data, including access controls and encryption standards

7. Monitoring and Review: Procedures for regular log monitoring, review, and incident detection

8. Roles and Responsibilities: Definition of roles and responsibilities for log management and monitoring

9. Incident Response and Reporting: Procedures for handling and reporting security incidents detected through logs

10. Policy Compliance and Enforcement: Measures for ensuring compliance with the policy and consequences of non-compliance