Zetect

One timeline across all three disciplines

Authentication, entitlement and privileged events correlated in order, on a single trail.

When access, governance and privilege are separate products, reconstructing an event means exporting three logs and correlating them by hand or paying a SIEM to guess. Zetect writes all three to one trail in the correct order, so the question "how did this person come to do that" has a single answer.

How Unified Audit Trail works

The mechanics behind the capability — what the platform does, and where it does it.

09:14Sign-in — adaptive MFA satisfiedknown device, trusted network zoneaccess09:26Access request approvedpolicy checked, single approvergovernance11:02Privileged session startedRDP brokered, recording activeprivilege13:02Elevation revoked automaticallywindow closed, nothing left standingprivilegeOne trail — correlated in order, nothing stitched together afterwards

All three disciplines on one trail

Authentications, approvals, entitlement changes and privileged activity are written to the same timeline.

Correlated by identity

Events are tied to the resolved identity, so a person’s activity reads as one story rather than several.

Searchable and filterable

Narrow by actor, resource, action, outcome and period to answer a specific question quickly.

Produced by normal operation

The trail is a by-product of the platform running, not an extra logging project to configure.

What it changes

Who feels the difference once Unified Audit Trail is in place, and how.

Security

Investigations get shorter

No correlation exercise across three exports before the analysis can even begin.

Audit

Audit questions answered directly

Who had access, who approved it and what they did are one query, not a project.

Platform owners

Less SIEM work

Correlation that would otherwise be built and maintained downstream is already done upstream.

Risk

Disputes resolve on evidence

A single ordered record removes the ambiguity that separate logs create.

See Unified Audit Trail in context

It works because the other capabilities share the same identity fabric. The quickest way to judge that is to watch it run against your own use cases.