Database events in your SIEM.
Without the per-gigabyte bill.
Database logs are the highest-value security source you own and the most expensive to ingest, which is why so many teams sample them or drop them entirely. We normalize, score, and filter at the collector — so your SIEM gets the events that matter and you keep the complete trail at object-storage prices.
Decide what ships
before you pay to store it
Six controls on every destination. Set them per SIEM, so the compliance team's feed and the SOC's feed are not the same firehose.
event_typesForward only the classes you care about: audit_events, alerts, ai_detections, policy_violations, classification_findings. Send findings to the SIEM and keep the raw trail here.
severity_filterCritical only, or critical and warning. Informational events stay local where storage costs object-storage prices instead of SIEM prices.
database_filterForward from the regulated estate and leave development noise behind. Scope per destination, so different teams get different feeds.
batch_sizeUp to 1,000 events per batch, compressed in transit. Fewer, larger requests mean lower ingest overhead on both ends.
flush_interval_secondsTune latency against efficiency from 5 to 300 seconds. Real-time for alerts, relaxed for bulk audit events.
retry_attemptsAutomatic retry with local caching behind it. A SIEM outage or a network blip delays delivery; it does not lose events.
Fourteen platforms,
native format for each
Not a generic syslog dump. Events arrive in the format each platform expects — ECS for Elastic, UDM for Chronicle, ASFF for Security Hub — so detection rules work on day one.
Splunk
Send audit events via HTTP Event Collector (HEC) to Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud.
Microsoft Sentinel
Forward events to Azure Sentinel workspace using the Data Collector API.
IBM QRadar
Integrate with IBM QRadar SIEM for advanced threat detection and correlation.
Elastic Security
Stream events to Elasticsearch for analysis with Elastic Security and Kibana.
CrowdStrike Falcon
Enhance endpoint protection with database activity context in Falcon LogScale.
Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM
Forward database events to Cortex XSIAM for AI-powered security operations.
Google Chronicle
Send events to Chronicle Security Operations for threat detection at scale.
AWS Security Hub
Consolidate database security findings with AWS Security Hub.
Datadog Security
Monitor database activity alongside infrastructure with Datadog Security Monitoring.
Sumo Logic
Ingest audit logs to Sumo Logic for cloud-native security analytics.
ServiceNow SecOps
Create security incidents from database alerts in ServiceNow Security Operations.
SentinelOne
Correlate database activity with endpoint data in SentinelOne Singularity.
Trellix
Feed database audit events to Trellix XDR for extended detection and response.
LogRhythm
Integrate with LogRhythm SIEM for log management and security analytics.
Setup guides, field mappings, and sample payloads live in theSIEM integration docs. Running something not listed? Any HTTP endpoint works viawebhooks.
What happens between
the query and the alert
Capture
Native audit mechanisms are read in real time across 20+ engines. Nothing is installed on your database hosts.
Normalize and enrich
Every event is parsed into one common schema and enriched with user context, geo-IP, and data classification tags. Your SIEM gets one field layout, not twenty dialects.
Score with AI
Behavioral baselines and ML detection run before anything egresses, so you can forward conclusions rather than raw noise.
Mask and forward
Sensitive values are masked before leaving your network, then batched over TLS 1.3 to every configured destination.
Local caching sits behind every destination. A SIEM outage delays delivery — it never loses events.
Don't have a SIEM?
You don't need to buy one.
Plenty of teams land here because an auditor asked for database monitoring, not because they run a SOC. Search, dashboards, alerting, and retention are already in the platform.
- Full-text search across billions of events, answering in seconds
- Saved queries and dashboards for auditors and DBAs
- Real-time alerting to Slack, Teams, email, PagerDuty, or any webhook
- Retention windows to 7 years on immutable object storage
- Role-based access so auditors see evidence without touching data
- Compliance reports pre-built for 57 frameworks
Forwarding is not a connector
you license on top
Destinations are configured in the same console as your audit policies, under the same role-based access, streamed by the same collector already reading your databases. Nothing new to deploy, and no separate integration tier to negotiate at renewal.
Cost
SIEMs bill by the gigabyte, and database logs are the highest-volume source you have. Filtering and scoring at the collector is why teams forward a fraction of the volume and keep the full trail anyway.
Ease of use
Paste an endpoint and a token, pick your filters, save. Most integrations are running in under ten minutes — no professional-services engagement to build a parser.
Runs local
Self-hosted and air-gapped deployments forward to an on-premise SIEM with no cloud hop, or keep everything in-platform. Masking happens before egress either way.
AI before the handoff
Correlation rules written in a SIEM cannot see database intent. Ours baseline every user and application, then forward scored detections your analysts can action immediately.
Cited by 49 of the 57 frameworks
we map
Each one below has at least one cited requirement whose evidence this capability produces. Follow any framework through to see the exact articles and why.
Work out what you'd actually forward
Enter your business email and tell us which SIEM you run. We'll come back with the event volume you'd ship, the volume you'd keep local, and what that does to your ingest bill.