What type of logs provide details for events and audits in a security system?

General logs are designed to provide comprehensive details about various events and system activities, which can include security events and audits. These logs serve as a centralized record of actions that occur within the system, capturing important information that can be analyzed for security purposes. They typically record a wide range of data points, including system events, errors, and warnings, contributing to a holistic view of the system's security posture.

In contrast, the other types of logs serve more specific purposes. Activity logs focus on user actions and interactions in the system, access logs track who accessed what resources at what times, and transaction logs are primarily concerned with specific transactions processed by applications, such as financial transactions. Therefore, while all these logs play a role in overall system monitoring and security, general logs are particularly valuable for auditing and understanding the broader context of security events within the system.