security-monitor

Real-time security monitoring detects failed logins, unusual API usage, and process anomalies on Linux servers by analyzing authentication logs and usage patterns, generating structured alerts for immediate incident response.

Yes, intrusion detection supports daemon-ready operation with configurable intervals, allowing continuous monitoring of live deployments while maintaining log-based auditing and stateful history for post-incident review.

Continuous threat detection identifies anomalous activity by checking failed logins, unusual API usage, port activity, process anomalies, and file changes, keeping a local stateful history to track deviations across the deployment environment.

Start real-time monitoring by running the monitor script with a 60-second interval, which initiates continuous checks on authentication logs, API patterns, and file changes to detect intrusions and generate alerts.

Yes, security monitoring generates audit-ready logs and structured alerts by analyzing authentication logs, API usage patterns, and container health, storing stateful local history to drive incident response and post-incident review.

Script-based intrusion detection operates with configurable intervals rather than kernel-level hooks, meaning it checks for file changes, port activity, and process anomalies periodically, which may introduce latency between an event and detection.