About This Architecture

Intrusion Detection System Architecture integrates Windows Failed Login Events and Manual Capture Requests as dual input sources feeding a Trigger Detection layer. Upon detection, the system activates Webcam Capture via OpenCV to acquire real-time imagery, which flows through Image Storage Processing before persisting to a Security Snapshots Folder. Simultaneously, Trigger Detection logs events to a Security Logs Database, enabling Security Alerts and Notifications to UI for immediate incident response. This architecture demonstrates defense-in-depth by correlating authentication anomalies with visual evidence, reducing false positives and enabling forensic analysis. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize input sources, add additional sensors, or integrate with your SIEM platform. The modular design allows independent scaling of the Processing, Storage, and Output layers to match your organization's security posture and compliance requirements.

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How do I design an intrusion detection system that combines authentication monitoring with real-time webcam capture and alerting?

This diagram shows a layered IDS architecture where Windows Failed Login Events and Manual Capture Requests trigger a Detection layer that activates Webcam Capture via OpenCV and logs to a Security Logs Database. The captured images persist to a Security Snapshots Folder while alerts and notifications flow to your UI, enabling rapid incident response with visual evidence.