Questions about logging, access and CSAM safeguards follow Time Pilot demo
Commissioners asked detailed questions about who can see searches, whether logs are exposed, CSAM detection, and how administrators are configured; vendor said logs exist, detect-and-protect blurs suspected CSAM and administrators control case access, but some audit UI is "on the roadmap."
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Commissioners focused on privacy and misuse risks during the Time Pilot demonstration, asking how the system prevents improper queries and who can access investigative results. Presenters said access is provisioned by the customer's administrator and that all queries and access attempts are logged; they also noted that the company is working to expose logs to end-user administrators through the product interface rather than via a customer-success request.
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