SIEM
Pipe Identity Events into Your SIEM Before the Breach
Impossible travel, MFA fatigue, and token anomalies only help if AuthOne-class identity signals actually reach your detection stack.
Identity is your highest-signal log source
Most breaches involve credentials. Yet many teams instrument apps thoroughly and leave SSO, MFA challenges, and token issuance as afterthoughts in the SIEM. Detection use cases like impossible travel, MFA fatigue, and refresh-token theft only work when identity events arrive with consistent fields and low latency.
What to ship upstream
Login success and failure, MFA outcomes, SSO assertions, privilege elevation, SCIM provisioning changes, and admin policy edits. Normalize with OCSF or OpenTelemetry conventions where you can, so Splunk, Elastic, or your chosen stack does not need a custom parser per IdP. Agent activity deserves the same contract as human sign-ins.
From alerts to playbooks
Pair detections with response: revoke sessions, force step-up, disable SCIM-provisioned access, and page the on-call with context that names the user, device, and IdP. Automation helps; human review still matters for ambiguous insider signals. The goal is minutes to containment, not days of log archaeology.
Edge and WAF context
Identity-aware analytics at the edge — WAF, CDN, and Zero Trust Access — enrich the same story. Bot traffic that presents stolen tokens looks different when you correlate edge signals with AuthOne-class auth events. Build that join early; retrofitting correlation after an incident is painful.
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