Intelligence
Security reports your stakeholders actually read
ArxLayer Reports summarize what your protection blocked, how traffic moved, and how your posture changed over time. Schedule them, export them, and hand them to the people who ask for proof.
The problem
Protection works, but proving it is manual
Security teams catch attacks every day. Turning that activity into something a stakeholder, auditor, or buyer trusts takes hours nobody has.
Evidence lives in dashboards
Reviews arrive on a schedule
Every audience needs a different cut
What you get
Reports built from real enforcement data
Every report draws from the same edge protection events that drive blocking, so the summary your stakeholders read matches what actually happened.
Blocked-attack summaries
Traffic and posture over time
Scheduled delivery
Shareable exports
Per-domain or whole-account
Privacy-respecting by design
How it works
From edge events to a finished report
Choose what to summarize, set the cadence, and let each report build itself.
Choose scope and period
Set the schedule
Share or export
FAQ
Questions, answered
- What does a report include?
- Summaries of blocked and challenged attacks, request traffic, and protection posture over the period you choose, scoped to one domain or your whole account.
- Can reports run on a schedule?
- Yes. Generate on demand, or set a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence so current numbers are ready before each review or board update.
- Do reports expose individual visitors?
- No. Reports summarize protection activity in aggregate, and client IPs are hashed at the edge and never leave it, so raw visitor identities are not in the export.
- Can I use a report as compliance or procurement evidence?
- Reports give you a clear, exportable record of what your protection blocked and how posture changed over time, which you can attach to security reviews and procurement requests. They are not a certification.
Put your protection on the record
Schedule the reports your stakeholders, reviewers, and buyers ask for, built from the same data that drives enforcement at the edge.