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EN-C002-010-auth-monitoring

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[EN-C002-010] Auth Monitoring and Real-time Alerting

  • Date: 2026-02-15 (Updated)
  • Language: EN
  • Category: Security / Auth Monitoring
  • Status: Updated

Overview​

Monitor authentication events in near real time, score anomalies, and deliver user-ready alerts with clear response actions.

Problem This Solves​

  • High-volume auth logs hide risky events.
  • Simple threshold alerts create noise and fatigue.
  • Teams need auditable, repeatable response steps.

OpenClaw Implementation Steps​

1) Config enablement​

  • Enable exec, web_fetch, message, cron, sessions_spawn, and sessions_send.
  • Define policy by severity: info, warning, critical.
  • Define role vocabulary in runbooks: agent, sub-agent, user.

2) API setup​

  • Connect auth-event API (IdP, SIEM, or gateway logs).
  • Connect IP reputation / ASN / geolocation API.
  • Optional: connect firewall or access-control API.

3) Operations setup​

  • Collect events every 1–5 minutes.
  • Sub-agent A scores source risk and repetition patterns.
  • Sub-agent B checks impossible travel and device inconsistency.
  • Agent sends one merged incident summary to the user.
  • For critical, execute pre-approved containment and store evidence in Vault.

Required / Optional​

  • Required: implement baseline prerequisites first (auth foundation, secrets management, monitoring/recovery) before advanced auth analytics.
  • Optional: firewall API auto-blocking and geo-risk enrichment for high-risk environments.

Baseline Linking​

  • This article focuses on auth monitoring depth. Keep baseline controls centralized in EN-060-openclaw-security-minimum-baseline.md.
  • For first-time rollout order, apply EN-063-openclaw-security-baseline-onboarding.md first.
  • Avoid duplicating baseline checklists here; reference baseline articles and keep this page detection-focused.

Tags​

#OpenClaw #AuthMonitoring #SecurityOps #RealtimeAlert