Suspicious authentication pattern
Multiple failed logins detected
- Source IP203.0.113.24
- Usersvc-account
- ApplicationFinance Portal
- TimeSep 15, 2026 14:32
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Security Operations
SecureRoad works out what your SOC needs to see for each application, tells the team what to instrument, and keeps checking that the telemetry and detections still work — so your applications, and your business, stay on the right path.
MonitorKnow what each application must be watched for
DetectDetections required before production, not after
InvestigateAlerts arrive with the application's context
RespondOwners and runbooks from the passport
ImproveCoverage measured, and loss of it noticed
247Threats detected
86Investigations
64Contained
28 minMean time to respond
When an alert fires
Multiple failed logins detected
No further action required
Example alerts. Identifiers, addresses and times are illustrative.
The SOC's view is a consequence of the road
The passport says what an application handles and who uses it. That selects the logging and detection it must have, exactly as it selects its network controls. A detection written against a log that never arrives is not a detection — so SecureRoad checks both.
The events exist, and carry the fields a detection needs.
The events arrive, freshly, and are kept.
Something is watching, and it has fired.
The alert reaches a person with a runbook.
Detections are written to and read from Splunk. Naming a tool says SecureRoad reads it, not that it is a partner.
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