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web github.com Basic Audit Log Patterns (BALP), published by IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Committee. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 1.1.4-current built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/IHE/ITI.BasicAudit/ and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions
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web profiles.ihe.net CapabilityStatement for ATNA Audit Record Repository Actor with the ATNA ATX:FHIR Feed Option and Retrieve Audit Message Option defined in RESTful-ATNA Supplement that also has support for BALP Content.
web www.ihe.net CapabilityStatement for ATNA Audit Record Repository Actor with the ATNA ATX:FHIR Feed Option and Retrieve Audit Message Option defined in RESTful-ATNA Supplement that also has support for BALP Content.
web profiles.ihe.net IUA - 3.72 Incorporate Access Token [ITI-72]
web docs.oasis-open.org In SAML this is defined to be carried in the saml:AuthnContextClassRef , but may be carried elsewhere based on the use-case and profiling of SAML.
web docs.oasis-open.org OASIS Authentication Context for SAML
web gazelle.ihe.net All of the AuditEvent (AuditMessage) encodings can be found on Gazelle AuditTrail section . These specifications usually use a table format. These are in the format of DICOM AuditMessage, but the mapping to FHIR AuditEvent is defined in the FHIR AuditEvent mapping to DICOM .
web profiles.ihe.net The MHD Implementation Guide has the following AuditEvent profiles:
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web profiles.ihe.net Retrieve Document [ITI-68]
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web github.com MHD open issue to align AuditEvents with BasicAudit
web profiles.ihe.net The PDQm Implementation Guide has the following AuditEvent profiles:
web profiles.ihe.net Mobile Patient Demographics Query [ITI-78]
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web profiles.ihe.net The PIXm Implementation Guide has the following AuditEvent profiles:
web profiles.ihe.net Patient Identity Cross-reference Query [ITI-83]
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web profiles.ihe.net Patient Identifier Cross-reference Feed [ITI-104]
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web github.com PIXm open issue to align AuditEvents
web profiles.ihe.net This section only applies to auditing agents that have access to the content of the SAML Security Token. This section is only concerned with the AuditEvent profiling to use when an event is attributable to an agent defined in a SAML Security Token. This does not cover how the SAML Token was created, acquired, authorized, or managed. See IHE-XUA . This specification presumes that the interactions to obtain the “SAML Security Token” were themselves auditable events and properly recorded in the audit log.
web profiles.ihe.net In this section, we use the term “SAML Security Token” in a general sense to refer to either (a) an XUA SAML token being used in an [ITI-40] or (b) any other SAML token used to secure an Interoperability transaction.
web profiles.ihe.net There is documentation of the audit event details to be added to a grouped transaction audit event log in XUA Security Considerations 2:3.40.4.2 ; however, this does not explain how this should be recorded in a FHIR AuditEvent. There are two patterns defined here: minimal and comprehensive. Where minimal presumes that when the audit log is used, the system using the AuditEvent has access to the security infrastructure registry and logs to lookup the identifiers, thus the details that could be looked up later are not replicated in the AuditEvent. Comprehensive presumes that there is no access to lookup these details, thus preserving as much of the Security Token into the AuditEvent as is reasonable and useful.
web profiles.ihe.net The Minimal AuditEvent pattern defined here is not the same as the one defined in XUA , mostly due to the more expressive and coded nature of the FHIR AuditEvent over the DICOM AuditMessage.
web profiles.ihe.net This section is only concerned with the AuditEvent profiling to use when an event is attributable to an agent defined in an OAuth Security Token. This does not cover how the oAuth Token was created, acquired, authorized, or managed. See IUA . This specification presumes that the interactions to obtain the “Oauth Security Token” were themselves auditable events and properly recorded in the audit log.
web profiles.ihe.net In this section we use the term “OAuth Security Token” in a general sense to refer to either (a) an IUA OAuth Access Token being used in an [ITI-72] or (b) any other OAuth Access Token used to secure an Interoperability transaction (e.g., SMART Backend Services , or SMART App Launch Framework , or other).
web profiles.ihe.net In this section we use the term “OAuth Security Token” in a general sense to refer to either (a) an IUA OAuth Access Token being used in an [ITI-72] or (b) any other OAuth Access Token used to secure an Interoperability transaction (e.g., SMART Backend Services , or SMART App Launch Framework , or other).
web profiles.ihe.net Given that IHE has the IUA Profile , and has Security Audit Considerations , the AuditEvent specification here will focus on IUA interactions. The profiling AuditEvent defined here is the AuditEvent that the Client and Server would record when using IUA with the ITI TF-2: 3.72 Incorporate Access Token [ITI-72] to secure some RESTful transaction. The RESTful transaction is not defined here, just the additional AuditEvent element details that would be added to the AuditEvent for the RESTful transaction being secured (see RESTful activities for general purpose logging).
web profiles.ihe.net Given that IHE has the IUA Profile , and has Security Audit Considerations , the AuditEvent specification here will focus on IUA interactions. The profiling AuditEvent defined here is the AuditEvent that the Client and Server would record when using IUA with the ITI TF-2: 3.72 Incorporate Access Token [ITI-72] to secure some RESTful transaction. The RESTful transaction is not defined here, just the additional AuditEvent element details that would be added to the AuditEvent for the RESTful transaction being secured (see RESTful activities for general purpose logging).
web profiles.ihe.net Given that IHE has the IUA Profile , and has Security Audit Considerations , the AuditEvent specification here will focus on IUA interactions. The profiling AuditEvent defined here is the AuditEvent that the Client and Server would record when using IUA with the ITI TF-2: 3.72 Incorporate Access Token [ITI-72] to secure some RESTful transaction. The RESTful transaction is not defined here, just the additional AuditEvent element details that would be added to the AuditEvent for the RESTful transaction being secured (see RESTful activities for general purpose logging).
web profiles.ihe.net The IUA Profile is used here as a proxy for all oAuth specifications. IUA is used here because IHE has direct access and has defined fields. The Minimal AuditEvent pattern defined here is not the same as the one defined in IUA , mostly due to the more expressive and coded nature of the FHIR AuditEvent vs. the DICOM AuditMessage.
web profiles.ihe.net The Minimal AuditEvent pattern defined here is not the same as the one defined in [ITI-72] Security Audit Considerations , mostly due to the more expressive and coded nature of the FHIR AuditEvent over the DICOM AuditMessage. This AuditEvent pattern is also recommended for both client and server to the extent possible.
web profiles.ihe.net This is transformed from the content defined today in ATNA [ITI-20] 2:3.20.8 Disclosure audit message . It is replicated here for ease of understanding, and is presented here using the FHIR AuditEvent. There are some differences caused and enabled by the FHIR AuditEvent schema and profiling.
web www.astm.org The requirements of an accounting of disclosures are defined in ASTM-2147 . A disclosure shall include the following, when the value is known:
web github.com The source code for this Implementation Guide can be found on IHE ITI.BasicAudit Github Repo .
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web profiles.ihe.net IHE uses the normative words Shall, Should, and May according to standards conventions .
web profiles.ihe.net The use of mustSupport in StructureDefinition profiles equivalent to the IHE use of R2 as defined in Appendix Z .
web github.com BasicAudit/2 . Is the oAuth AuditEvent patterns appropriate, especially the opaque one. With Opaque is the last 32 characters big enough yet not too big? Note there are no examples given due to this need for Trial Implementation feedback and experience (5 warnings).
web github.com BasicAudit/3 . The R4 version of AuditEvent uses extensible binding often, this has limited the ways that the AuditEvent can be constrained. R5 has relaxed these to either example or preferred binding, so some further can be done in this IG once R5 is released.
web github.com BasicAudit/6 . This IG covers only basic RESTful http. Not covered are FHIR Operations, or advanced http activities like Patch, conditional create, conditional update, etc? What others are needed, for them please provide an example transaction that can be used in a profiled example.
web github.com BasicAudit/7 . X-Request-Id header – I explained this only inside of the RESTful section, but it is applicable anywhere that X-Request-Id is used. X-Reqeust-Id is profiled differently than the example given in the FHIR core specification. Specifically there is a entity type defined here to enable slicing, where the example in FHIR core uses both type (job) and role (stream) which is harder to slice. I did not make this a standalone section because it is simply too small.
  • X-Request-Id vs TraceId – I added X-Request-Id profiling. I did not add TraceId, as I am not as aware of what this is. It seems very similar, unclear if it is different or the same thing. The modeling of TraceId that is in the FHIR Core is a bit different than I modeled X-Request-Id here. TraceId example in core is a .entity.type #21 “Job”, with a .entity.what.identifier.type #TraceId. Where as for X-Request-Id I followed the example that Grahame indicted his server supports today for X-Request-Id. I welcome comment, as I am not an expert TraceId nor X-Reqeust-Id.
web github.com BasicAudit/18 . Is the use of AssuranceLevel proper? Should the extension element be defined more specific to NIST-800-63 assurance levels, and not allow to be carrying historical vocabulary that is not specifically assurance-level but rather the method of authentication used (e.g. urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:ac:classes:PasswordProtectedTransport)?
web github.com BasicAudit/19 . Note: Support for HL7 Security for Scalable Registration, Authentication, and Authorization (aka UDAP) when it gets published
web github.com BasicAudit/21 . IG builder / validation issue with the slicing I need to use in AuditEvent (12 validation errors). Discussion can be found https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/215610-shorthand/topic/slicing.20with.20complex.20.24this and https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/179252-IG-creation/topic/slicing.20sliced.20extension
web github.com BasicAudit/22 . There are no named options. It might be useful to have named options to enable minimal vs comprehensive; or to allow claims of compliance to only disclosure auditEvent.
web profiles.ihe.net Editor, add the following new or modified actors to the IHE Technical Frameworks General Introduction Appendix A :
web profiles.ihe.net Editor, add the following new or modified transactions to the IHE Technical Frameworks General Introduction Appendix B :
web profiles.ihe.net The Audit Log Patterns defined here rely on the ATNA Profile for transport of the AuditEvent and query/retrieval of AuditEvents previously recorded. The patterns defined here may be used as they are, or further refined to specific use-cases. Where a more specific audit event is defined, it should be derived off of these basic patterns. Thus, a more specific AuditEvent would be compliant with one or more of the AuditEvent patterns defined here.
web profiles.ihe.net This Implementation Guide is intended to be fully compliant with the HL7 FHIR specification, providing only use-case driven constraints to aid with interoperability, deterministic results, and compatibility with ATNA and other IHE Profiles.
web www.ihe.net ANY Secure Client and ANY Secure Server represent abstractions of any client/server actor grouped with an ATNA Secure Node or an ATNA Secure Application supporting the ATX: FHIR Feed Option , defined in the RESTful ATNA Supplement . Where ANY Secure Client and ANY Secure Server are involved in some communication that is an auditable event described in this Implementation Guide and for which some AuditEvent pattern is defined. The AuditEvent patterns defined here will be created and recorded [ITI-20] by the Secure Node or Secure Application that is grouped within the diagramed ANY Secure Client and the ANY Secure Server .
web profiles.ihe.net Figure 1:52.1-1 shows the actors directly involved in the Basic Audit Log Patterns Profile and the relevant transactions between them. The Audit Creator creates AuditEvent records following this profile that is consumed by the Audit Consumer . The transport for the AuditEvent records is the ATNA Profile.
web www.ihe.net The Audit Creator shall detect the defined auditable events and record a complaint AuditEvent as defined. The Audit Creator shall be grouped with an ATNA Secure Application or ATNA Secure Node with support for ATNA ATX:FHIR Feed Option defined in the RESTful ATNA Supplement for the recording of the compliant AuditEvent to the Audit Record Repository.
web www.ihe.net The Audit Consumer shall be grouped with an ATNA Audit Consumer with support for the Retrieve Audit Message Option defined in the RESTful ATNA Supplement . The Audit Consumer understands the AuditEvent profiles defined, but shall not reject an AuditEvent due to non-compliance.
web profiles.ihe.net The ATNA Audit Record Repository with support for ATNA ATX:FHIR Feed Option , and Retrieve Audit Message Option . These options are defined in the RESTful ATNA Supplement . The ATNA Audit Record Repository may detect and validate the AuditEvent requirements defined here, but shall not reject an AuditEvent due to non-compliance.
web www.ihe.net The ATNA Audit Record Repository with support for ATNA ATX:FHIR Feed Option , and Retrieve Audit Message Option . These options are defined in the RESTful ATNA Supplement . The ATNA Audit Record Repository may detect and validate the AuditEvent requirements defined here, but shall not reject an AuditEvent due to non-compliance.
web profiles.ihe.net The required groupings for BasicAudit are those in the ATNA Profile, see IHE ITI TF-1:9.3 .
web www.ihe.net The following use-case represents the use-case defined in ATNA [ITI-81] . The use of this transaction in this Implementation Guide is to specialize it with the use of the patient identity to retrieve AuditEvent resources where that patient identity was found in the .agent or .entity. Where the patient identity in the .agent element indicates that the patient was actively engaged in the activity recorded in that AuditEvent, and .entity element indicates that the patient was the subject of the event. Note that accessing the audit log is an auditable event and thus interactions 3 and 5.

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