Alerting Event Catalog

Choose from this catalog which events your rules should watch for.

All events are available to both instance and organization rules, except those marked (instance only). Organizations see only events relevant to their own members and resources; instance-wide administration events are filtered out.

Note

Geographic sign-in anomalies (unusual country/IP, impossible travel) and same-account sessions from multiple IPs at once are not part of this catalog yet.

Identity & privileged accounts

  • Admin created (instance only)

  • Admin deleted (instance only)

  • Admin updated (roles, escalation) (instance only)

  • Admin password changed (instance only)

  • Admin 2FA disabled by an admin (instance only)

  • User created or invited

  • User deleted or removed

  • User activated or deactivated

  • Organization member updated (role, owner/admin)

  • User password changed

  • User 2FA changed

  • Group membership changed

Authentication & anomalies

  • Sign-in failed

  • Bruteforce lockout

  • 2FA failed

  • Device verification failed

  • Sign-in succeeded

  • Correct password after repeated failures

  • Sign-out

  • SSO sign-in (SAML, OIDC, LDAP)

  • New device (unseen browser + OS)

  • Session IP change

Resource access

  • Resource access denied

  • Session opened on a resource

  • First access to a resource

  • Session closed on a resource

Platform configuration

  • Instance settings changed (instance only)

  • Organization updated

  • Machine deleted

  • New machine registered

  • Alerting configuration changed

Platform health

  • Recording storage running low (instance only): the session recording storage reached its warning threshold.

  • Recording storage full or unavailable (instance only): the session recording storage reached its critical threshold, or is missing, not writable or unresponsive.

These two alerts are raised automatically, without any rule to create, as soon as Alerting is enabled on the instance. To be notified through a channel, create a rule on these events.