Securie for Sentry — runtime exception correlation

roadmap

Link Sentry errors to Securie findings. When a runtime exception indicates a potential security issue — SQL errors that look like injection attempts, auth failures spiking on a specific endpoint, 500s on routes Securie flagged — Securie correlates the Sentry event with its finding database and elevates it for investigation.

What it does

Correlates runtime errors in Sentry with security findings in Securie. A SQL error on `/api/orders/[id]` becomes interesting when Securie already flagged that route for BOLA. A spike in 401s on `/login` becomes a credential-stuffing signal. Sudden 500s on routes that handle secrets becomes a deserialization or injection signal. The correlation surface is where most intrusions first become visible in production logs.

When to use it

Best fit: teams already running Sentry in production and wanting better signal-to-noise for security-relevant errors. Also useful for post-incident review — the correlation graph helps reconstruct what happened and when.

Limitations

Roadmap. Requires a Sentry Team plan or higher (free tier doesn't expose the API). Correlation is probabilistic — not every flagged event is a real attack; tuning is required in the first weeks. Doesn't replace a SIEM for teams that need full log analysis.

Install

  1. Connect your Sentry API token in the Securie dashboard
  2. Grant read access to the Sentry projects you want correlated
  3. Securie subscribes to Sentry events matching security-relevant patterns
  4. Correlation findings appear in the Securie dashboard and (optionally) back in Sentry as tagged events