> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.snapsec.co/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Security > Monitor active sessions, review device access, and audit security events across your Snapsec workspace. Security navigation entry showing where to access security controls ## Overview The **Security** section provides visibility and control over how users access your Snapsec workspace.\ It is designed to help organizations monitor login activity, identify suspicious behavior, and maintain a complete audit trail of security-relevant actions. This section answers three critical questions: * **Who is accessing the workspace?** * **From which devices and locations?** * **What actions are being performed?** Together, these controls help enforce accountability, detect anomalies, and support compliance requirements. *** ## Current Sessions Table showing active user sessions with browser, device, OS, and last login time The **Current Sessions** view displays all active and recent user logins across the organization. ### What You Can See * **User identity** — name and role (Admin / Member) * **Last login time** — when the session was initiated * **Browser & OS** — Chrome, Firefox, Windows, Linux, etc. * **Login device** — Desktop or other device types This allows administrators to quickly identify: * Unexpected logins * Duplicate or concurrent sessions * Access from unfamiliar platforms *** ## Device Security Device security table showing login devices and access details The **Device Security** section focuses on *where* access is coming from. Each entry represents a device that has successfully authenticated to the workspace. ### Why This Matters * Helps detect compromised or shared credentials * Identifies stale or unused access paths * Supports device-level access reviews during audits Administrators can regularly review this list to ensure that only trusted devices are accessing sensitive environments. *** ## Security Logs Security logs table showing events, HTTP methods, users, IP addresses, and timestamps **Security Logs** provide a complete, immutable audit trail of actions performed within the platform. ### Logged Information Includes * **Event title** — what action occurred * **User** — who performed the action * **HTTP method** — GET, POST, PUT, etc. * **Action type** — read, write, update * **Origin & URL** — API or UI source * **IP address** — source of the request * **Timestamp** — exact time of activity These logs are essential for: * Incident investigations * Compliance and audit reviews * Detecting misuse or abnormal behavior Security logs are read-only and cannot be modified, ensuring audit integrity. *** ## FAQs FAQ section under current sessions ### 1. What is this API key used for? API keys authenticate requests and identify calling applications or adapters.\ They allow secure access to protected routes and integrations. ### 2. Can I use one API key for multiple adapters or apps? Yes, a single API key can be reused across multiple adapters unless restricted by policy. ### 3. How do I rotate or regenerate my API key? API keys can be regenerated from the **API Keys** section.\ Rotating keys regularly is recommended for security hygiene. ### 4. Are API keys tied to specific environments (dev/staging/prod)? Keys can be scoped or labeled per environment depending on your internal access strategy. ### 5. What should I do if a key is leaked or compromised? Immediately rotate the key and review security logs to identify any unauthorized usage. ### 6. Can I limit what an API key can do? Yes. Permissions and scopes can be applied to restrict access to only required actions. ## Why This Matters Security is not just about prevention — it is about **visibility and traceability**. By combining session monitoring, device awareness, and detailed logs, Snapsec enables organizations to: * Detect suspicious access early * Enforce accountability across teams * Maintain compliance with security and audit standards * Respond faster during security incidents This turns workspace access from a blind spot into a **controlled, observable system**. *** ## Explore Live Demo Jump straight into the live environment and see how Snapsec unifies access control, activity logging, and security visibility — all from a single dashboard.