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Retain the trail without claiming a full SIEM

Centralize security and audit logs

Keep Windows Security, identity, database, cloud and network audit events searchable inside your environment.

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The audit question arrives after the evidence is gone

Critical audit trails exist, but they live in separate consoles, event viewers and database files with inconsistent retention.

  • Identity and database events are stored separately.
  • Retention policies vary by system.
  • Cross-source investigation requires manual exports.
  • Sensitive records cannot be sent to every hosted tool.

The UnifyLogs path

Create a searchable audit foundation

  1. 01

    Collect

    Use templates for Windows, identity, cloud, database, network and custom audit events.

  2. 02

    Normalize

    Preserve common fields while keeping source-specific attributes flexible.

  3. 03

    Investigate

    Search recent events quickly or use SQL for analytical review.

What changes

What changes for your team?

  • More consistent audit retention
  • Search without copying records outside the environment
  • A foundation that can complement security workflows
Technical details: data flow and build plan

BUILD PLAN / AUDIT FOUNDATION

Make the trail consistent before adding more detection logic

This is a retained, searchable audit foundation—not a claim to replace a full SIEM. Start with the source whose evidence is hardest to recover today.

01Identity · DB · network
02Source templates
03Doris audit tables
04Search · SQL · export
DORIS DATA DESIGN
  • Use append-oriented duplicate-key tables and time-based retention.
  • Index user, source IP, action and message where investigation requires it.
  • Keep source-specific attributes flexible without flattening every field.
  • Apply Doris users, roles, grants and row policies around sensitive datasets.
BUILD IT IN UNIFYLOGS
  • Use security, database audit and network ingestion templates.
  • Review accounts in Users & Roles and permissions in Grants.
  • Use SQL Studio for evidence queries and save the approved patterns.
  • Monitor access and configuration drift as the environment evolves.
BEFORE CUTOVER

Acceptance gates

  • 1Required sources arrive completely
  • 2Least-privilege test passes
  • 3Retention matches the evidence window
  • 4A known audit question can be reproduced

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR LOGS

Where are your logs slowing you down?

Tell us about your current tools and the problem you want to solve. We’ll agree the next step: a product walkthrough or a technical evaluation with one source.

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