SOC integration for AI

AI security should be part of your unified security monitoring program — not a separate silo. PromptWall forwards AI security events to your existing SIEM through native connectors for Splunk, Elastic, and webhook-based platforms.

Why AI events belong in the SOC

Security Operations Centers monitor endpoints, networks, cloud infrastructure, and applications. AI interactions are a new data channel that generates security-relevant events — PII exposure, injection attempts, policy violations, and anomalous usage patterns. These events should be correlated with other security data for effective monitoring and incident response.

Without SOC integration, AI security events exist in a separate dashboard, invisible to the security team during their normal monitoring workflow. PromptWall bridges this gap with native SIEM connectors that deliver AI events alongside other security telemetry.

Native connectors

Splunk HEC

Forward events via HTTP Event Collector. Supports custom index, sourcetype, and token configuration. Compatible with Splunk Cloud and Splunk Enterprise.

Config: endpoint, token, index, sourcetype

Elastic Bulk

Send events via Elasticsearch Bulk API. Supports custom index patterns, pipeline processing, and ILM policies. Compatible with Elastic Cloud and self-managed clusters.

Config: endpoint, index pattern, API key, pipeline

Webhook (Generic)

Structured JSON payloads to any HTTP endpoint. Use for Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, Sumo Logic, Datadog, or custom security platforms.

Config: URL, headers, auth method, retry policy

Event types

  • PII detected — Entity type, count, confidence, masking action taken
  • Injection attempt — Attack category, ML confidence, pattern match, policy action
  • Document similarity — Protected document match, similarity score, enforcement
  • Policy violation — Rule triggered, violation type, severity, user impact
  • Shadow AI activity — Unsanctioned AI provider detected, user, interaction volume

All events include user identity, timestamp, AI provider, and request context — enabling correlation with other security events in your audit trail and SIEM dashboards.

SOC use cases

  • Real-time alerting — Trigger SIEM alerts when high-severity AI events occur (credential exposure, sustained injection attempts)
  • Anomaly detection — Correlate AI usage patterns with employee behavior baselines to detect insider threats
  • Incident response — Include AI interaction history in security incident investigations
  • Compliance reporting — Generate periodic AI security reports from SIEM data for auditors

Integrate AI into your SOC

Forward AI security events to Splunk, Elastic, or any SIEM platform.

Frequently asked questions

What event format does PromptWall use?+

PromptWall sends structured JSON events with consistent schema: event type, severity, user identity, AI provider, detection results (PII entities, injection score, document similarity), policy decision, and full timestamp. The schema is documented for custom parsing.

Can I create custom SOC alerts for AI events?+

Yes. Use your existing SIEM alerting rules with PromptWall event fields. Example alerts: 'PII detected in prompt with severity > high', 'Injection attempt blocked from user X', or 'Unusual AI usage volume from department Y'.

What is the event delivery latency?+

Events are forwarded in near-real-time, typically under 5 seconds from detection to SIEM ingestion. Bulk delivery mode batches events for high-volume deployments to optimize SIEM ingestion performance.

Final CTA

Bring AI under policy before risk reaches production.

Talk to PromptWall about browser, editor, CLI, and shared policy rollout for governed AI access.

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