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Logs are powerful — but only if you can make sense of them. In most environments, logs come from everywhere — automations, user actions, API calls, file protocols, remote servers, integrations, notifications, and third-party services. You might find a failed login here, a file upload there, and a sync error in a totally different system. But they’re all scattered — and disconnected. Without centralization, you’re just swimming in data. It’s hard to know what matters. A normal user action and a serious threat can look almost identical in raw log entries. There’s no context, no timeline — just isolated events. And worst of all, most logs are reviewed after something breaks. That’s like checking the smoke alarm after the fire’s already out. See more