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The event belongs where your team already looks.

ProLion sits where the file operations happen. Your analysts sit somewhere else — so every detection, block and permission change arrives there as it happens, in the format that tool already parses.

Splunk
Microsoft Sentinel
Elastic
IBM QRadar

Syslog CEF and REST, into the tool you already run

What the event carries.

An alert that says “something happened on the file server” costs an hour. These carry the account, the path, the time and the rule that fired, so the first question is already answered.

Account
The user or service account behind the operation
The same name your directory uses, not an IP
Path
The file or share it touched
Down to the file, not the volume
Time
When it happened, to the second
Taken from the file system’s own event stream
Rule
What fired — a known pattern, or behavior off the baseline
So an analyst can tell a detection from a report
Action
What ProLion did about it
Blocked, delayed, quarantined, or logged only

How it gets there.

Syslog CEF
The format every SIEM on this list already understands.
REST
For the pipelines that would rather pull than listen.
Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar, Elastic
The four we see most often. The format is standard, so the list is not a limit.
SOAR playbooks
Blocking and quarantine actions triggered from the playbooks your team already runs.
Mail, Slack and Teams
For the people who need to know and do not live in the SOC.
As it happens
The event is sent when the operation is seen, not when a scan next runs.

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Why the file layer matters to a SOC.

An attacker with valid credentials looks like a normal user to a firewall and to an endpoint tool — and so does an agent querying on their behalf. The file-operation stream is where that first stops looking normal: a mass rename at three in the morning, by an account that reads twelve files a day.

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