Log ingestion
Splunk HEC-compatible
Obiguard SOC — our Security Operations Center — streams your logs, metrics, dependencies, and commits into one place, and turns them into alerts with AI-written executive summaries, dependency CVEs with upgrade-impact analysis, and predictive risk scores before the error rate itself trips an alarm.
Stream logs, metrics, and code from what you already run
Logs pile up across a dozen tools with no correlation. By the time a human notices the pattern, the incident has already been running for hours.
A dependency scanner tells you what's vulnerable. It doesn't tell you whether the fix is safe to ship, or what else in your org depends on the same package.
Security review happens in scheduled audits, not on every push. Issues that a reviewer would've caught ship straight to production instead.
Alerts are detected automatically from live log volume and rule matches. Every incident gets a full evidence timeline, an AI-generated executive summary and business-impact assessment, and a remediation plan split into what to do right now, this week, and long-term.
Every connected repo is scanned for vulnerable dependencies on every push and once a day. Each finding gets an AI explanation, the exact file and line to fix, and — before you upgrade — a compatibility risk report with a 0–100 safety score and the blast radius across every other repo that depends on the same package.
Precog scores rising incident risk from log-volume and error-rate trends, with a plain-English breakdown of contributing signals and a predicted incident window. Every commit to a connected repo also gets an automatic LLM code review, surfacing issues before they ever show up in logs or metrics.
Stream logs from any Splunk HEC-compatible forwarder and host metrics via OpenTelemetry. Live Logs shows every event in real time with level, source, and full-text filters; Metrics tracks CPU, memory, disk, and network per host — no dashboards to build.
Point a Splunk HEC-compatible forwarder (Vector, Fluentd, Logstash, or your own agent) at your ingest token, and install the OTel Collector for host metrics. Connect GitHub to pull in deployments, pushes, and workflow runs.
Logs and metrics show up immediately in Live Logs and Metrics — searchable, filterable, and exportable, with no dashboards to build first.
Alerts fire from log-volume and rule matches. CVE Radar scans every push and once a day. Precog scores rising risk and reviews every commit — all without you writing a single detection rule.
Every incident, CVE finding, and code finding comes with an AI explanation and a remediation plan split into now / this week / long-term — so your team knows exactly what to do next.
Every incident, CVE finding, and code finding keeps a history — not just an alert that disappears once it's acknowledged.
Launch SOC and connect your first log source, repo, or metrics collector in minutes.