Security Telemetry & Monitoring
Around-the-clock log monitoring and alerting for unauthorized access attempts and abnormal activity.
What this is
Continuous analysis of system authentication logs, privilege escalations, and network connection spikes to detect intrusion attempts in real time.
How it works
- 1Syslog and authentication events streamed to a secure central log receiver.
- 2Rules analyze patterns such as anomalous sudo activity or rapid SSH failures.
- 3Alert triggers notify engineers when suspicious behavioral anomalies occur.
- 4Log archives retained in append-only storage for incident investigation.
What's included
| Log Ingestion | Linux auth.log, syslog, web server access logs |
| Anomaly Detection | Rule-based identification of brute force & privilege anomalies |
| Retention | Secure 90-day append-only log storage |
| Incident Triage | Human engineer notification on confirmed anomalies |
Suitability assessment
✓ When this makes sense
- •Enterprises requiring forensic audit trails for access compliance.
- •Applications that are frequent targets of automated brute-force credential stuffing.
✕ When it doesn't
- •Disposable sandbox environments containing no sensitive assets.
Technical details & architecture deep-dive▾
Rsyslog forwarding over TLS to an isolated log aggregator, preventing attackers from wiping local logs if a host instance is compromised.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Logs are forwarded off-host immediately to an append-only archive where local server credentials cannot delete them.