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Microsoft Sentinel integration

See AI gateway blocks, holds and stops inside Microsoft Sentinel, beside the alerts your SOC already works.

LiveLogs, SIEM and security tooling
What it does

What this integration does

This integration connects AxiSentinel with Microsoft Sentinel in two directions. Alerts about gateway blocks, holds and stops appear beside the rest of the SOC picture, and imported logs add to your view of AI activity, so analysts can look at agent behavior and wider security events together.

Benefits

Benefits

One SOC pictureAI agent activity sits beside identity, endpoint and cloud alerts, so analysts keep working in the Sentinel workspace they know.
Faster agent investigationsAnalysts can see which gateway action relates to an alert, which shortens the path from a signal to a clear answer.
Clearer oversight reportingHolds and stops show security leaders where people stepped in, giving them a plainer view of agent oversight.
Wider AI visibilityLogs brought in from Sentinel help the team spot AI activity that might otherwise stay out of view.
Use cases

Use cases

Connecting agent blocks with identity alerts

A bank's SOC sees a gateway block on a payments agent next to an identity alert for the same account. Analysts get a connected view of the event and can decide quickly whether it needs escalation.

Showing oversight on public services

A public agency runs an agent that helps staff handle citizen requests. Holds and stops appear in the agency's SOC view, which gives security leads a clear picture of where people stayed in charge of agent actions.

Spotting AI use across client work

A consulting firm wants to know where AI services appear across its client teams. Imported logs help its security group see that activity beside gateway alerts and start a practical conversation with the owners involved.

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