From Database Security Requirements Guide
Part of SRG-APP-000375-DB-000323
Associated with: CCI-001889
Without sufficient granularity of time stamps, it is not possible to adequately determine the chronological order of records.
Review product documentation to verify that the DBMS can generate time stamps with a granularity of one second or finer. If it cannot, this is a finding. Review audit log records produced by the DBMS for confirmation that time stamps are recorded to a precision of one second or finer. If not, this is a finding. Review time stamp values in audit trail columns/fields in application data in the database. If the time stamps are not recorded to a precision of one second or finer, this is a finding.
Deploy a DBMS that can generate and record time stamps with a granularity of one second or finer. Configure auditing so that the time stamps are recorded to a precision of one second or finer. Modify applications and/or column/field definitions so that the time stamps in audit trail columns/fields in application data are recorded to a precision of one second or finer.
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