How does Autheo integrate with SIEM and SOC tools?
Connectors follow vendor-published log formats and intake APIs, the same patterns SOC teams already use for cloud and endpoint telemetry.
Autheo emits validator and appchain audit logs in JSON and Common Event Format (CEF), feeding directly into Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, Datadog, and any SIEM that ingests syslog or webhook events. Enterprise SOCs monitor on-chain activity alongside cloud and endpoint telemetry from a single pane.
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Log Surface
Every validator publishes structured logs covering block production, consensus events, contract deployments, AutheoID authentication, and storage operations. Logs include a timestamp, validator ID, event type, transaction hash, and contextual metadata. JSON is the default format; CEF and LEEF are available for SIEMs that prefer them.
SIEM Connectors
Autheo ships connectors for Splunk (HEC), Microsoft Sentinel (Azure Monitor), IBM QRadar (DSM and TLS syslog), Datadog (HTTP intake), and Elastic Stack (Filebeat). Each connector supports filtering by appchain, contract address, or event type so high-volume telemetry doesn't overwhelm SOC dashboards. Setup time per SIEM is typically under one day.
Detection Use Cases
Common SOC detections built on Autheo telemetry include unusual contract deployment patterns, AutheoID authentication anomalies, validator participation drops, large THEO transfers from cold wallets, and storage policy violations. These detections plug into existing playbooks rather than requiring blockchain-specific runbooks.
Key Statistics
Expert Perspective
“Blockchain telemetry is the last mile of the enterprise SOC. Every other system feeds into Splunk. If the blockchain doesn't, you have a blind spot. Structured JSON or CEF logs solve this immediately.
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