The maximum time events are stored.
You can of course also choose shorter storage durations.

The maximum time events are stored.
You can also choose to limit the storage duration to a defined number of years/months/days.

We have a growing list of extensions for WP Admin Audit that help you capture events happening in other WordPress plugins.

Checkout https://wpadminaudit.com/extensions

Export events, users and login attempts to CSV files.

Select event types or event severity levels (e.g. critical and high) for instant notification (email and/or text messages).
Inform whole user groups (e.g. administrators), individual WordPress users or selected email addresses.

To increase security and for backup purposes, you can forward the events to an external logging provider.
WP Admin Audit supports Loggly and Logtail.

You can define that user accounts of certain roles which are inactive (for a defined period) will be adjusted to a different user role.
For example, administrator accounts that are inactive for 30 days can be automatically changed to the Subscriber user role.
Alternatively, the user accounts can also be deactivated.

You can enable a policy that requires users (with certain roles) to regularely change their passwords.
For example, administrator accounts can be required to change their passwords at least every 90 days.
WP Admin Audit will also send out notifications in advance to let the user know that a mandatory password change is coming up.

WP Admin Audit uses encryption signatures to protect against event log forgery.
The integrity checks enable you to quickly recognize tampered events.

Open audit cases and select events to keep in a safe vault.

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