Log transitions on a state machine to support auditing and business process analytics.

Log transitions on a state machine to support auditing and business process analytics.

Audit activerecord models like a boss

security vulnerability and audit scanner for Docker installations.

Trail audit logs (Operation logs) into the database for user behaviors, including a web UI to query logs.

Run an accessibility audit on a file or URL from the command line.

Log transitions on a state_machines to support auditing and business process analytics.

RubyAudit checks your current version of Ruby and RubyGems against known security vulnerabilities (CVEs), alerting you if you are using an insecure version. It complements bundler-audit, providing complete coverage for your Ruby stack.

A simple gem that audit ActiveRecord models' attributes or methods by taking snapshots and diff them for you. Starting from scratch to work with Rails 3.2.2 onwards

Audit all Gemfiles of a user/organization on github for unpatched versions

Runs multiple audit and review tools to ensure quality and security of Rails projects

Provides a straightforward way for auditing changes on active record models, especially for composite entities. Also provides helper methods for easily rendering an audit trail in Ruby on Rails views.

Accessibility tooling for Capybara

Allows you to safely maintain a chef cookbook set by determining which cookbooks are currently in use by nodes (included in node runlists).

Mongoid Audit

Simple, global ActiveRecord event observers, using a middleware architecture, that can easily be turned on and off. Designed for audit trails, activity feeds and other app-level event handlers

The essential security auditing tool for Internet of Things devices you'll need in your toolbox

Log validation errors to the database for later inspection.

Auditor allows you to declaratively specify what CRUD operations should be audited and save the audit data to the database.

Audit sits on top of your model objects and watches for changes to your data. When a change occurs, the differences are recorded and stored in Cassandra.