Your observability stack
assumes your logs are correct.
They're not.
Cerbi gives you control over logging behavior at the source, before logs reach your pipelines, storage, or dashboards.
- Prevent sensitive data from ever being logged
- Enforce consistent structure across teams
- Reduce log volume and ingestion cost
If you're relying on ingest masking, you're already too late.
You pay for every log you ingest.
You are responsible for every log you store.
You rely on logs to debug production.
But you don't control what your applications are logging.
The pipeline is backwards
You can't fix bad logs after they've been ingested.
Today
With Cerbi
Why teams adopt Cerbi
Four problems that source-side governance solves.
Prevent data leakage
Stop sensitive data at the source instead of masking later. PHI, PII, tokens, and credentials are blocked before they ever reach a downstream platform.
Improve audit readiness
Logs are compliant by default, not retroactively fixed. Every log event is governed at creation time, giving you a clean, defensible audit trail.
Reduce observability cost
Filter noise before ingestion. Blocking irrelevant events and redundant fields before they leave the application reduces Splunk and Datadog ingestion spend.
Standardize logging behavior
One policy across all services and teams. Required fields are enforced, schema violations are flagged, and logging behavior is consistent across every service.
Next
Understand why bad logging behavior is systemic, and what it costs.
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