security-event

To implement security event hooks in an IdP server, you need to structure event publishing, statistics updates, and hook integrations using asynchronous handling. This ensures reliable, observable behavior across modules like SSF, Slack, Datadog, and Webhook.

Asynchronous event publishing for security events decouples event generation from processing, allowing the system to update statistics and trigger hooks without blocking core operations. This pipeline ensures reliable execution across integrated platforms.

Yes, you can integrate Slack and Datadog for real-time security event monitoring by configuring hook executions. These hooks send notices and metrics to the respective platforms whenever a security event is published within the IdP server.

The best way to track security event statistics in a multi-tenant environment is to use an upsert-based approach. This method updates existing records or inserts new ones, ensuring accurate and observable event counts across separate tenants.

Security event hooks may not trigger in the SSF module due to incorrect hook configuration data sources or failures in the asynchronous event publishing pipeline. You should verify the event flow and validate the data source mappings.

Yes, you need to configure specific data sources for security event hooks. Specifying these data sources correctly is required to ensure that hooks execute reliably and deliver real-time notices to your integrated monitoring and notification platforms.