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SOC Console

The Security Operations Center (SOC) console is your real-time monitoring dashboard for all AI agent activity. It surfaces active sessions, spend tracking, security alerts, and DLP findings in a single view.

Key Concepts

Stats bar

The top of the console shows four real-time metrics:

  • Active Agents — Number of agent sessions currently running.
  • Spend/hr — Aggregated LLM spend across all active agents in the last hour.
  • Alerts (24h) — Security alerts raised in the past 24 hours.
  • DLP Hits — Content scanning violations detected by CleverGuard.

Live sessions table

The main table shows all active CleverGuard agent sessions with their agent name, model, trust tier, session duration, tool calls made, and current status. Click any row to expand the session detail drawer with the full event timeline.

Security event feed

A live-updating feed of security events including DLP detections, tool drift blocks, rate limit hits, circuit breaker trips, and emergency control activations. Events are color-coded by severity and can be filtered by type.

SOAR panel

The SOAR integrations panel shows connected SIEM/SOAR platforms and their webhook delivery status. Configure new integrations or check delivery health directly from this panel.

SOC Console showing the stats bar at top, live sessions table in the center, and security event feed on the right
The SOC Console at /dashboard/security/soc provides a unified view of all agent security activity.
Step-by-Step Guide
1

Open the SOC Console

Navigate to Security → SOC Console in the dashboard sidebar, or go directly to /dashboard/security/soc.

Dashboard sidebar with Security section expanded, SOC Console highlighted
The SOC Console is under the Security section in the sidebar.
2

Review the stats bar

Check the four metrics at the top for a quick health assessment. If Alerts (24h) or DLP Hits are elevated, scroll down to the event feed for details.

3

Inspect a live session

Click any row in the sessions table to open the session detail drawer. You'll see:

  • The agent's guardrail profile and trust tier.
  • A timeline of every tool call, content scan, and DLP event.
  • Circuit breaker status and remaining budget.
Session detail drawer showing the agent name, trust tier badge, guardrail profile summary, and event timeline
The session drawer shows the full history of an agent's actions and any security events.
4

Filter the event feed

Use the filter controls above the security event feed to narrow by event type (DLP, drift, rate limit, emergency), severity level, or time range. This is useful during incident investigation.

5

Take action from the console

From the session drawer, you can trigger emergency controls: Pause Agent (circuit breaker), Revoke Keys, or Terminate Session. Dashboard-triggered high-impact actions use SignedApproval when approval is required.

Important
Dashboard and JWT controls may require a verified approval receipt. Authorized SOAR keys execute permitted controls directly and are audited. See the Emergency Controls article for the full approval flow.