Your security events, one pane of glass
Authdog SIEM collects every identity, auth, and agent event into a single normalized stream — correlated, searchable, and alert-ready. Investigate incidents, satisfy auditors, and forward to your own stack, all from one place.
Capabilities
Collect, correlate, and investigate every security event
A purpose-built security data layer for identity — from raw event to investigation to alert, without bolting together five tools.
Unified Event Collection
Sign-ins, token audits, admin actions, API calls, and agent tool calls land in one normalized schema — no more stitching logs across services.
Real-time Correlation
Link related events across users, sessions, and tenants into a single timeline, so a multi-step attack reads as one story instead of scattered noise.
Dashboards & Investigations
Live dashboards for sign-in health, risk, and access changes — plus saved searches and filters you can rerun for recurring investigations.
Alerting & Routing
Threshold and rule-based alerts route to email, Slack, webhooks, or on-call — with full event context attached for fast triage.
Retention & Compliance
Immutable, tamper-evident storage with retention windows that map to SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and HIPAA requirements.
Forward Anywhere
Stream normalized events to your own SIEM, data warehouse, or object storage over webhooks and exports — keep Authdog as the source of truth or fan out to your stack.
Cost of building alone
Why a built-in SIEM for identity
Generic SIEMs treat identity as just another log source. A purpose-built layer understands users, sessions, and agents — so signal rises above the noise.
Less tooling to investigate identity incidents
Teams juggle audit logs, auth dashboards, and a separate SIEM. One normalized event layer collapses the stack and the context-switching that slows every investigation.
Faster mean time to resolution
Correlated timelines turn scattered events into a single attack story, so responders see what happened — and what to do — without manual log stitching.
Of identity events captured by default
Auth, audit, API, and agent activity are collected from day one — no instrumentation gaps for an attacker to slip through.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about running identity security telemetry through Authdog.
Generic SIEMs ingest identity data as unstructured log lines and leave correlation to you. Authdog understands users, sessions, tokens, and agents natively, so events arrive already normalized and linked — you investigate an identity story, not raw logs. You can still forward everything to your existing SIEM.
Sign-ins and sign-in failures, token issuance and audits, admin and configuration changes, API calls, and AI agent tool calls are all collected from day one in a single normalized schema — with no manual instrumentation required.
Yes. Stream normalized events to your own SIEM, data warehouse, or object storage over webhooks and exports. Authdog can be your source of truth or simply fan out enriched events to the tools you already run.
Events are stored in immutable, tamper-evident storage with configurable retention windows that map to SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and HIPAA requirements.
Threshold and rule-based alerts route to email, Slack, webhooks, or your on-call system, with full event context attached so responders can triage without switching tools.
See everything in one place.
Open the Authdog Console to explore dashboards, build alerts, and forward events to your stack.