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NAVICORE ONE company operating system · Part 37 · Security & trust

Security center

Watch sign-ins, devices, permission changes and alerts for the whole company in one place.

In buildThe backend exists; the screens are being built.

What this page describes is the intended scope from the product specification. The status label shows how far along this area is.

Security center

Illustrative layout, not a live screenshot.

What it is

A security overview for the Owner and Super Admin: active sessions, devices, login attempts, suspicious activity, MFA status, permission changes, security alerts, IP restrictions, audit logs, API keys, webhooks and security policies.

The problem

Security signals spread across tools mean problems are noticed late, or not at all.

What NAVICORE ONE does

NAVICORE ONE brings sessions, devices, login attempts, suspicious activity, permission changes, keys and policies into one place.

The result

You can see what is happening and step in.

Who uses it, and when

Owners
When checking that the company's access is under control
Super admins
When responding to alerts and suspicious activity

How it works, step by step

Watching and responding

Sequence assembled from this part's listed functions, in plain language.
  1. 1

    Monitor

    Sessions, devices, login attempts, MFA status

  2. 2

    Alert

    Suspicious activity or security alerts

  3. 3

    Investigate

    Permission changes and audit logs

  4. 4

    Respond

    End sessions, IP restrictions, API keys, security policies

Key functions

  • Active sessions & devices

    Who is signed in, and from what.

  • Login attempts & suspicious activity

    Spot unusual behavior.

  • MFA status

    See who has the second step turned on.

  • Permission changes

    Watch changes to who can do what.

  • Security alerts

    Be told when something needs attention.

  • IP restrictions

    Limit where sign-in can come from.

  • Audit logs

    The full record behind each event.

  • API keys & webhooks

    See what is connected from outside.

  • Security policies

    Rules for the whole company.

Full scope from the product specification (12 items)

What the Owner and Super Admin can see

  • Active sessions
  • Devices
  • Login attempts
  • Suspicious activity
  • MFA status
  • Permission changes
  • Security alerts
  • IP restrictions
  • Audit logs
  • API keys
  • Webhooks
  • Security policies

How it connects to other parts

See it in action

Ask for a demo, or tell us how you would like to partner.