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How Does SIEM Integration Work in NullBridge?

NullBridge forwards agent identity events — authentication attempts, anomaly detections, kill switch activations, credential rotations, and audit log entries — to your SIEM so AI agent activity appears in the same security event stream as the rest of your infrastructure. No separate dashboard required for coverage.

Why SIEM integration matters

Security teams already have workflows, detection rules, and incident response playbooks built around their SIEM. If AI agent activity lives only in a separate governance tool, it creates a blind spot — security analysts have to context-switch between systems to get a full picture during an incident. Routing NullBridge events into the SIEM closes that gap.

What events NullBridge forwards

How to configure SIEM forwarding

SIEM integration is configured in the NullBridge dashboard under Settings → Integrations. NullBridge supports event forwarding via webhook to any SIEM that accepts HTTP event ingestion — including Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic, and Sumo Logic.
  1. Go to Settings → Integrations → SIEM
  2. Add your SIEM’s HTTP event collector endpoint and authentication token
  3. Select which event types to forward
  4. Save and verify with a test event

Event payload format

NullBridge forwards events as JSON payloads over HTTPS. Each event includes:
  • event_type — the category of event
  • agent_id — the agent involved
  • timestamp — ISO 8601 UTC
  • actor — the user or system that triggered the event (where applicable)
  • detail — event-specific metadata

Frequently asked questions

Which SIEMs does NullBridge support? Any SIEM with an HTTP event collector endpoint. Native connectors for Splunk and Sentinel are on the roadmap — see the changelog for current status. Can I filter which events get forwarded? Yes — event type filtering is available in the SIEM integration settings so you can forward only the events relevant to your detection rules. Does NullBridge store events locally as well as forwarding them? Yes. Events are retained in NullBridge’s audit log regardless of SIEM forwarding configuration. See Audit Logging.
Related: Audit Logging · Anomaly Detection · Kill Switch