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ROLE: ADMIN_SOC_LEAD

Virtual Entity Demultiplexing Map

Resolving log duplication across hypervisor infrastructures by mapping telemetry to static, isolated composite keys.

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The Virtual Entity Concept

Traditional agents cluster logs per VM host, creating duplication when a single VM runs multiple distinct security containers. uSecOps demultiplexes incoming streams by mapping them to an immutable 3-part composite key:

Virtual Entity ID = [Hypervisor Type] + [Host VM UUID] + [Application Instance ID]

Active Virtual Host Clusters

KVM (Proxmox/RedHat)STABLE

AppInstance-A (Apache Server)

IP: 10.100.12.44245,180 logs
KVM (Proxmox/RedHat)ATTACK_ATTEMPT

AppInstance-B (PostgreSQL Case DB)

IP: 10.100.12.451,894,221 logs
VMware ESXi ClusterSTABLE

AppInstance-C (Active Directory Controller)

IP: 10.101.40.28,419,252 logs
Microsoft Hyper-V ServerCOMPROMISED

AppInstance-D (Legacy IBM System Adapter)

IP: 10.102.5.1884,210 logs
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Select an Entity

Click on any virtual host cluster to decode its composite log-demultiplexing registry key.