How Lumatrix works, end to end. Endpoints (using secure encrypted keys & TLS), firewalls and cloud workloads send logs to the Lumatrix Manager. Inside, the Log Collector normalizes them, and the Rule Engine scores events. A Vulnerability Detection block continuously maps CVEs, and a new Compliance Assessment block checks system configurations against CIS benchmarks and standard frameworks generating pass/fail scores. The encrypted logs are sent over a TLS 1.3 tunnel to two ClickHouse database servers. App servers cross-connect to these databases, while MySQL on the secondary holds tickets. When the Rule Engine flags a High or Critical event, it triggers the SOAR Server. The SOAR Server analyzes the logs (checking hashes with VirusTotal and IPs with AbuseIPDB) and automatically writes a ticket to MySQL. Two React + Node.js app servers serve the portal to SOC analysts and end users; the primary ClickHouse server archives logs to S3 for 6 months.