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Threat detection and dashboards

Detect suspicious authentication activity with near real-time dashboards and alerts that reduce blind spots and help you respond before threats escalate. SecureAuth threat detection provides customizable visualizations to monitor trends and anomalies across users and systems.

Why it matters
Without visibility, suspicious activity can go unnoticed until it becomes a breach. Real-time dashboards reduce blind spots and accelerate investigations.

Key capabilities

  • Near real-time monitoring – Track authentication attempts and anomalies with hourly updated dashboards
  • Customizable dashboards – Visualize trends and key risk indicators
  • Alerting – Receive notifications for unusual login activity or policy violations
  • Drill-down analysis – Investigate suspicious activity at the user or session level
  • Integration – Forward logs and alerts to SIEM and SOC tools

Outcomes

Organizations that use threat detection and dashboards achieve:

  • Faster detection of suspicious or anomalous activity
  • Greater visibility into authentication patterns and risks
  • Quicker investigations with drill-down analysis tools

Design principles

  • Prioritize near real-time alerts for the riskiest events with hourly data refresh
  • Provide clear visualizations that are easy to interpret
  • Ensure dashboards are customizable for different teams
  • Integrate with existing SOC/SIEM tools for full coverage

SecureAuth dashboards

SecureAuth provides two primary dashboards for threat detection and monitoring:

Authentication Summary tracks system health and normal authentication activity. Use it to understand login patterns, monitor MFA adoption, review geographic login distribution, and ensure authentication infrastructure is performing properly.

Risk Insights identifies threats and security issues. Use it to detect compromised accounts, investigate failed login attempts, monitor policy violations, and respond to risk events that need immediate attention.

View the dashboard quick reference to find the right dashboard for your specific needs.

Where to configure

Compliance note

Threat detection and dashboards support compliance by providing visibility, traceability, and audit-ready records of authentication activity.


FAQ

What types of threats can be detected?

The Risk Insights dashboard displays detection across multiple threat categories: compromised accounts (leaked credentials), failed login attempts, geographic policy violations, weak authentication confidence, and suspicious reset activity. Threats include brute force attempts, unusual login locations, repeated failed authentications, and suspicious patterns in user activity.

Does SecureAuth integrate with SIEM tools?

Yes. Logs and alerts can be forwarded to SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) platforms like Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, or QRadar for centralized analysis and monitoring by your security operations team.

How quickly are threats detected?

Dashboards update hourly, providing near real-time visibility into threats and suspicious activity. Administrators can review metrics at the top of each hour and take action based on the latest data.

Which dashboard should I use?

Use Authentication Summary to monitor system health, login patterns, and authentication methods. Use Risk Insights to identify threats, compromised accounts, and suspicious activity that needs immediate attention. The Dashboard Quick Reference helps you find the right dashboard for your specific questions.

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