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# PAM Reports and PAM History
**PAM Reports**
Cymmetri provide you with various PAM Reports that the administrator can use to have various insights.
For accessing PAM Reports you need to access Privilege Access Management ->Report as shown below:
PAM Reports sections provides you with the following types of reports:
| **Report Type** | **Usage** |
| ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| PAM Access Report | Provides details of server access by PAM Users |
| PAM Connection Logs | Provides details of the various PAM Connections that occur |
| PAM User Logs | Provides PAM user logs |
| PAM User-Connection Assignment | Provides details of the user connection assignment |
| PAM user wise server access report | Shows user wise access of PAM Server |
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**PAM History**
PAM server can monitor and record privileged sessions, providing audit trails of all privileged access activities. This allows security teams to quickly identify and investigate any suspicious or unauthorized activity.
PAM History shows a complete history of usage by PAM users of the various devices/ servers configured in PAM. PAM History maintains recording of all privileged access activity which can be seen by the administrator as and when needed.
To Access PAM History you need to access Privilege Access Management->**History**. To view the session recording you need to click on the **video icon** in right most column **Logs**
The image below shows a sample recording that the administrator can view
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