Admin route monitoring
Flarehawk watches privileged paths (order exports, user management, settings pages) for behavior that does not match your normal baseline.
Use case
Admin panel protection before someone gets in
Catch repeated login attempts, export route abuse, and suspicious traffic to staff dashboards while the issue is still small.
Capabilities
What Flarehawk gives this workflow
Each use case starts from Cloudflare telemetry and ends with evidence your team can use.
Login and access abuse
Repeated failed logins, unusual access patterns, and probes against staff-only routes are grouped into one reviewable issue.
Evidence you can act on
Source IPs, request counts, WAF outcomes, and affected routes stay attached so your team knows exactly what to review.
Context
How this workflow works in practice
Flarehawk keeps autonomous investigation concrete by connecting AI output to security evidence and reviewable action.
A realistic example
Say your team has an /admin/orders/export route that lets managers download daily orders. One night, repeated requests hit that route from a suspicious source. Cloudflare challenges some requests, but your booking traffic still looks fine.
What Flarehawk shows instead of raw logs
Suspicious activity against the order export route. Customer booking traffic appears normal. Evidence includes repeated requests, WAF challenges, and source behavior not seen before. Recommended action: challenge the source, tighten rate limits, and review recent export logs.
Catch it before credentials leak
Admin panels hold customer names, phone numbers, addresses, and order history. Flarehawk helps you spot probes early, not after a breach.
Workflow
From setup to investigation
The same core loop supports analytics, autonomous investigation, and retention-driven evidence review.
1
Cloudflare HTTP and WAF logs stream into Flarehawk for admin and API routes.
2
Flarehawk flags behavior that deviates from your usual admin traffic patterns.
3
Related WAF events, blocked requests, and source IPs are grouped into one issue.
4
Vigil explains what happened, what data could be at risk, and what looks normal.
5
Your team approves suggested actions like rate limits, challenges, or access reviews.
Related
Continue with autonomous SOC
These pages connect the search path from category evaluation to the concrete Flarehawk workflow.
FAQ
Use-case questions
Will Flarehawk lock out my staff automatically?
No. Flarehawk suggests actions for your team to review and approve. You stay in control of what gets blocked or challenged.
What if we use Cloudflare Access for admin routes?
Flarehawk can ingest Access request logs alongside HTTP and WAF data, so admin protection covers both public and Zero Trust routes.