ARIA collects telemetry across email, identity, endpoints, and cloud triaging alerts automatically and surfacing confirmed findings to a security engineer for review.
ARIA receives phishing and BEC alerts from Google Workspace Alert Center and investigates each one checking sender reputation, link destinations, and account context before surfacing confirmed threats.
ARIA monitors Google Workspace admin events to detect MFA gaps, unexpected admin privilege changes, suspicious sign-in patterns, and third-party OAuth grants that expand beyond their stated scope.
Wazuh agents on Windows and Linux endpoints feed Sysmon process telemetry into ARIA. A YARA signature library scans files weekly. ARIA detects ransomware precursors, credential dumping, and lateral movement before they complete.
ARIA ingests Google Workspace admin audit logs, Drive sharing events, and token lifecycle changes detecting mass file exports, permission escalations, and OAuth token anomalies that the Admin Console surfaces but doesn't investigate.
ARIA tracks which rules consistently fire on legitimate activity in a tenant, extracts the common field patterns across those cases, and proposes a tuning change with the supporting evidence attached. A security engineer reviews each proposal and approves or rejects it. Nothing is applied automatically.
Every alert that enters ARIA goes through the same sequence regardless of source. There is no manual queue for initial triage.