🧾 Stream your audit trail to a SIEM
Stack — Source: every action (who/when/what) · Export: JSON / SIEM · Sinks: Splunk, Datadog, your log pipeline · Output: agent activity in your security stack
Who it’s for — security and compliance teams who need agent activity in the same place as everything else they monitor. What it does — every action an agent takes and every change to its config is recorded with who, when, and what. You export that audit trail — as JSON or into your SIEM — so agent behavior is searchable, alertable, and retained alongside your other logs.
Build it
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Confirm what’s captured. Every tool call, approval decision, config change, and run is already in the audit trail — no instrumentation to add.
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Export it — pull the audit log as CSV/JSON from Analytics, or stream events into your SIEM pipeline (Splunk, Datadog, or any log sink).
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Alert on it — build detections in your existing tooling: a spike in refunds, an agent touching a resource it shouldn’t, an approval bypassed.
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Retain it — keep the exported trail for the window your compliance regime requires; it’s the evidence for an audit.
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Tie it to identity — with SSO/SCIM, the “who” is a real directory user, not a shared key.
Make it yours
- Feed anomalies back to an on-call agent that summarizes them.
- Scope exports per team so each business unit sees only its own trail.
- Combine with approval policies so the trail shows the full decision chain.
Uses — Enterprise · Audit · SIEM · Security