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Find what is already
sitting in your logs.

Your systems have been writing logs the whole time. Collector Agents read them where they already are, on your hosts and in your databases, and check them against the same rules that govern everything else.

collector · claims-service.log

collector · host-04 · rechecked 6 weeks of history

INFO session.start user=8821 region=eu-west
WARN retry attempt=2 endpoint=/claims
ERR claim.failed ssn=431-••-9921 retry=3
INFO session.end user=8821 duration=412ms
GDPRwritten 6 weeks ago, found today

Nothing to instrument. Nothing to rewrite.

Collector Agents work with the logging you already have. They read what is there rather than asking your engineers to emit something new.

Host collectors

Deployed alongside your services, reading the log files they already write. No change to how your applications log.

Database collectors

Read the audit and event tables your systems already populate, so records that never reach a log file are still covered.

Retroactive rechecks

Point a rule at history and it runs backwards. A rule written today applies to logs written months ago.

Write a rule today. Find what broke it last month.

Collector Agents run every new rule across the logs you have already written. A customer SSN that reached an error log six weeks ago surfaces now, instead of surfacing in an audit next quarter.

Logs you already produce, rechecked
Sensitive data found where it should not be
The same rules, applied retroactively

Everything they surface lands in LogRite Search, where Cortex AI can act on it.

See what is already
in your logs.

Point a collector at one service and see what six weeks of history turns up.

Reads what you already log. Nothing to instrument.