Does it record everything an auditor does?
No. It logs searches and their table, filters and time range, but Palantir says the search log does not record SQL, returned results, which individual logs were opened or whether the search completed.
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Palantir’s Audit Explorer Logs the Searches Auditors Make. That Is Useful—and IncompleteThe beta makes audit-log review easier and records each search, but its own documentation lists what those search records do not capture.
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