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# New DocuSign Monitor API to Track and Detect Threats | Momentum 2020

#### New DocuSign Monitor API to Track and Detect Threats | Momentum 2020

DocuSign Monitor is designed to help our customers protect their DocuSign instances from insider and outsider threats. Using advanced analytics, you will receive events and alerts about any anomalous behaviors around your users’ activities. This will give you the confidence to stay on top of what your users are doing and peace of mind they can proactively deal with any security threats.  In this session, you’ll learn how to: - Enable and configure DocuSign Monitor API. - Consume DocuSign Monitor events and alerts via the API. - Integrate DocuSign Monitor API with third party application/SIEM systems such as Splunk