Security monitoring that explains why it suspects something
Detect threats on your servers from real telemetry — logins, processes, network activity — then investigate them with evidence-based confidence scoring, an attack timeline, and vulnerability scanning, all in the same platform as your errors, logs, and infrastructure.
Threat detection for servers, without the black box
Most security tools either flood you with raw events or hand down verdicts you cannot question. A failed SSH login storm, a strange process spawned by your web server, an outbound connection to an unfamiliar IP — each of these means something different depending on context, and a flat alert with a severity color does not give you that context. Engineering teams without a dedicated security function end up ignoring the noise or panicking at false positives.
AllStak security monitoring is built on real server telemetry — logins, processes, and network activity collected by the same lightweight host agent that reports your CPU and memory. Behavioral detections turn that telemetry into findings, and every investigation shows its work: evidence for, evidence against, and a confidence score you can audit. Vulnerability scanning checks installed packages and application dependencies against OSV and the CISA KEV catalog, and security incidents flow into a response workflow — so server security monitoring becomes part of how your team already operates, not a separate silo.
What AllStak security monitoring covers
From the first suspicious login to the resolved incident, AllStak watches your hosts, explains its findings, and ranks what genuinely deserves attention.
Host threat detection
Detect threats from real server telemetry — login attempts, process activity, and network connections — collected continuously by the lightweight host agent.
Behavioral detections
Go beyond single events: detections recognize suspicious patterns of behavior on a host, like brute-force login sequences or unusual process chains, instead of alerting on every log line.
Evidence-based investigations
Every investigation lays out why we think this: evidence for, evidence against, and a confidence score derived from both — so you can challenge the verdict instead of trusting a black box.
Attack timeline
See related security events ordered in time — the login, the process, the connection — so you understand how an episode unfolded on a host, not just that something fired.
Vulnerability scanning (OSV + CISA KEV)
Scan installed OS packages and application dependencies against the OSV database and the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, so actively exploited CVEs stand out from the rest.
IP intelligence & world map
Security events come enriched with geo context for the IPs involved, and a world map of security activity shows where attempts against your servers originate.
From agent install to closed incident
- 1Install the host agent
Deploy the lightweight agent on your Linux servers with one command. It starts reporting logins, processes, network activity, and installed packages alongside CPU, memory, and disk.
- 2Let detections do the watching
Behavioral detections evaluate the telemetry continuously and open findings when patterns look suspicious — no rules to hand-write before you get value.
- 3Investigate with evidence
Open an investigation to see the attack timeline, the evidence for and against, and the resulting confidence score, with IP geo context for every address involved.
- 4Respond and resolve
Promote a finding to a security incident, work it through the response workflow, and patch the vulnerabilities the scanner ranked highest — then watch them clear on the next scan.
Why teams monitor security with AllStak
- Detections you can audit: every investigation shows evidence for and against, with a confidence score — not an unexplained verdict.
- One agent, two jobs: the same lightweight agent that reports CPU, memory, and disk also collects the security telemetry — nothing extra to deploy.
- Actively exploited CVEs surface first: vulnerability findings are checked against the CISA KEV catalog, not sorted by severity alone.
- Security lives beside your errors, logs, uptime, and infrastructure — one platform, one bill, no extra vendor.
- Built for engineering teams: investigations explain themselves in plain language, so you do not need a dedicated analyst to act on them.
- Data residency in Saudi Arabia, SAR pricing, and full English + Arabic dashboards.
Security monitoring FAQs
What is server security monitoring?
Server security monitoring is the continuous collection and analysis of host telemetry — logins, processes, network connections, installed packages — to detect threats and vulnerabilities. AllStak collects this telemetry with a lightweight agent, runs behavioral detections over it, and presents findings as investigations with evidence and a confidence score.
Is AllStak an EDR?
AllStak is positioned as security monitoring for your servers within an observability platform, not as a standalone EDR product. It detects threats from real host telemetry, runs evidence-based investigations, scans for vulnerabilities, and manages security incidents — alongside your errors, logs, and infrastructure metrics. If you run a dedicated EDR, AllStak complements it with context the rest of your stack already produces.
How does AllStak compare to Datadog for security monitoring?
Datadog sells security as additional products on top of its per-host pricing, which adds up quickly. AllStak includes host threat detection, investigations, vulnerability scanning, and security incidents in the same all-in-one platform and bill as errors, logs, traces, uptime, and infrastructure — with SAR pricing and a free tier, plus data residency in Saudi Arabia.
How long does setup take?
Minutes. Create a free project, run the one-line agent install on a server, and telemetry starts flowing immediately. Behavioral detections and vulnerability scanning work out of the box — there are no detection rules to write before you see your first findings.
Where is my security data stored?
AllStak stores your data in Saudi Arabia. For teams in Saudi and the GCC that need security telemetry to stay in-region, this comes by default — with SAR pricing and bilingual English/Arabic dashboards on top.
See what is happening on your servers — start free
Install the agent, watch real logins, processes, and network activity turn into evidence-based investigations, and get your vulnerabilities ranked against OSV and CISA KEV — on the same platform as your errors, logs, and infrastructure.