SIEM export
What it does
Audit events stream to Splunk and Datadog; no blind spot in your existing SOC tooling.
Audit events stream to Splunk, Datadog, Sentinel and similar, hot findings for detection and raw events for retention, so agent authorization becomes part of the same monitoring pipeline as the rest of the estate.
When it applies
Continuously once the gateway is live, wherever you run a SOC or SIEM.
How it works
Audit events stream to Splunk, Datadog, and Microsoft Sentinel, with findings sent to the hot lane and the full raw stream to cold storage, so retention is tuned per lane.
In practice
The SOC sees IntentGate's decisions alongside the rest of its telemetry, with the right retention on each lane.
What you get
The forwarded events appear in the SIEM; delivery and drops are visible on the Integrations screen.
Why it matters
No blind spot between the gateway and your existing SOC tooling.
Security teams already have a SIEM, and AI decisions must land there rather than in a silo. Otherwise agent activity is a blind spot in your existing detection and response, you would be the last to know.