Logs are the lifeblood of cybersecurity, but for too long central log management has been fragile, fragmented, and slow to deploy. Axoflow is changing that. Our platform delivers central log management that is unified, automated, and production-ready in days, not months.
Instead of stitching together custom parsers and brittle configs, Axoflow provides a robust security data layer that handles the entire journey: discovery, parsing, normalization, enrichment, and routing from every corner of the enterprise, on-prem, cloud, or Kubernetes, into a single, dependable stream. Built by the creators of syslog-ng™ and the Kubernetes Logging Operator, the platform was designed from day one to handle massive scale and hybrid environments.
Axoflow ingests logs from security devices, endpoints, SaaS apps, network gear – wherever it was produced. Logs are identified and classified out of the box, with accurate source-typed, normalized, reduced, and labeled for downstream analytics. Teams no longer waste weeks writing parsing rules, the intelligence is built in.
Operationally, Axoflow treats log management like an engineering discipline. Flow-level metrics make data movement observable. Live tapping shows input and output pairs in real time, validating transformations before rollout. Health checks catch drops, misparsing, or rogue senders instantly, while policy-driven routing keeps critical security data flowing even when problems arise. The result is centralization without bottlenecks: cleaner data, smaller footprints, and faster pipelines.
The outcomes are tangible. Organizations have cut ingestion costs dramatically, accelerated investigations, and reduced mean time to resolution from hours to minutes. Deployments that once stretched for months can now deliver enterprise-grade central log management in about two days, because the heavy lifting is done by the platform, not by manual scripting.
Central log management is the backbone of defense. By modernizing it with automation, observability, and resilience, Axoflow allows security teams to stop firefighting broken data and start focusing on stopping threats.
