SIEM Integration

Your security events, in your SIEM

LoginMaster sends all authentication and security events directly to your SIEM. Three integration methods, ten compatible platforms, zero complex configurations.

Three integration methods

Choose the method that best fits your infrastructure. LoginMaster supports the main communication standards for SIEMs.

Webhook JSON

LoginMaster sends events in real time to your SIEM via HTTPS. Just configure your endpoint URL and events will arrive instantly.

  • Real-time push via HTTPS
  • Structured JSON payload
  • Single URL configuration
  • Automatic retry on failure

Syslog CEF/TLS

Event delivery in standard CEF (Common Event Format) over encrypted TLS connection. Natively compatible with most enterprise SIEMs.

  • Industry-standard CEF format
  • Encrypted TLS connection
  • Native SIEM compatibility
  • Automatic event parsing

REST API

Your SIEM queries LoginMaster to retrieve events on-demand. Ideal for platforms that prefer the pull model or for custom integrations.

  • On-demand pull model
  • Event filtering by type and date
  • Pagination and rate limiting
  • API key authentication

Compatible with leading SIEMs

LoginMaster has been tested and validated with the most widely adopted SIEM platforms on the market. If your SIEM is not listed, contact us to verify compatibility.

Splunk

Enterprise Security and SOAR

IBM QRadar

SIEM and threat intelligence

Microsoft Sentinel

Cloud-native SIEM on Azure

Elastic SIEM

SIEM on Elastic Stack (ELK)

Google Chronicle

SecOps and threat detection

Micro Focus ArcSight

Enterprise SIEM and compliance

LogRhythm

SIEM and SOC automation

Wazuh

Open source SIEM and XDR

Sumo Logic

Cloud SIEM and analytics

Datadog Security

Monitoring and security analytics

Event catalog

LoginMaster tracks and sends all security-relevant events to your SIEM. Here are the main event categories available.

Authentication

Login, logout, failed attempts, account lockouts, password resets, and access from new devices.

2FA Verification

2FA activation and deactivation, successful and failed verifications, backup code generation.

Sessions

Session creation, renewal, revocation, and expiration. Multiple sessions and sessions from anomalous IPs.

Administration

User modifications, role assignments, project configuration updates, and API key management.

Security

Detected brute-force attempts, access from suspicious IPs, access pattern anomalies, and policy violations.

How it works

Integrating LoginMaster with your SIEM takes three simple steps.

01

Configure the connector

From the LoginMaster dashboard, choose the integration method (Webhook, Syslog, or API) and enter your SIEM parameters.

02

LoginMaster sends the events

Once activated, LoginMaster automatically starts sending all security events to your SIEM in the chosen format.

03

Your SIEM receives them

Events appear in your SIEM ready to be correlated, analyzed, and used in your detection and alerting rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

LoginMaster is compatible with Splunk, IBM QRadar, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic SIEM, Google Chronicle, ArcSight, LogRhythm, Wazuh, Sumo Logic, and Datadog Security. Thanks to standard protocols (Webhook JSON, Syslog CEF, REST API), it can integrate with any SIEM that supports these formats.

No. LoginMaster sends events directly to your SIEM via standard protocols. No agent, collector, or additional software needs to be installed on your infrastructure.

Yes. All integration methods use encrypted connections. Webhooks travel over HTTPS, Syslog uses TLS, and REST APIs are protected by HTTPS and API key authentication.

Yes. From the LoginMaster dashboard, you can configure which event categories to send to your SIEM: authentication, 2FA, sessions, administration, security. You can also filter by severity or by specific project.

Basic configuration takes just a few minutes: choose the integration method, enter your SIEM parameters, and activate the connector. Our team is available to support you with more complex configurations.

LoginMaster implements an automatic retry mechanism with exponential backoff. Events are buffered and re-sent as soon as the SIEM becomes reachable again, ensuring no event is lost.

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