Claro + SIEM

Claro can feed events, such as simulation clicks, credential submissions, and employee phishing reports, into your SIEM. This gives your security operations center visibility into human-layer signals alongside network, endpoint, and application telemetry, instead of leaving that data siloed in a separate training platform.

For organizations that already correlate alerts across multiple sources, this closes a gap: an employee who clicked a simulated phishing link, or who reported a real one, becomes a data point your SOC can see in context, not something they have to remember to check in a different tool. Human behavior stops being a blind spot in your detection picture.

The signals Claro forwards are the ones that carry security meaning. A cluster of clicks on a single simulation can indicate a department that needs attention; a spike in genuine phish reports can be an early indicator of a live campaign targeting your organization. Delivered into the SIEM, these events can drive the same correlation rules, dashboards, and workflows your SOC already relies on for everything else.

The SIEM feed is an additional channel for visibility, not a replacement for Claro's own analytics and risk scoring, which continue to run independently. Because SIEM intake methods vary by product, the integration is designed to forward structured event data your SIEM can ingest, and your team confirms compatibility with your specific platform during setup. For regulated environments, routing human risk events into the SOC strengthens the evidence trail that access, detection, and response are working together. It also means the human layer is retained under the same logging and review discipline as the rest of your security data, so an auditor asking how you monitor and respond to phishing exposure can be shown a single, consistent record rather than a story pieced together from a separate training tool.