Suppliers · ERP
A bank account changes in the ERP. Security does not see it.
The next payment goes to the new account.
The ERP exports its suppliers as CSV. It emits no event.
Fictional suppliers · synthetic data
The problem
A classic fraud goes through the bank account.
- A supplier's account is changed.
- No alert leaves the ERP.
- The SIEM receives nothing.
Nothing is changed
The ERP stays as it is.
- lumnik rereads the export every minute.
- It does not write to the ERP.
- A signed decision goes to the SIEM.
What had to be written
when:
- status=ACTIVE
emit:
fields: [iban]The account goes to the SIEM, not into the sentence.
The whole scenario fits in 2 declaration files, 30 lines.
What the inbox shows
The supplier, never the account.
Bank account observed for supplier SUP-0042 (Atelier Orion)
Real message, replay of 22 October 2026.
What the SIEM decides
A baseline, then an alert.
- Day 1: SUP-0042's first account, …0189.
- Day 2: …0458. High alert.
- SUP-0077 unchanged: nothing.
SIEM keeps: fingerprint, last 4 digits.
The limit
lumnik carries. The SIEM correlates.
- lumnik sees a new row.
- It does not compare it with the old one.
- The SIEM decides the account changed.
Try it
The scenario replays end to end.
Export, schedule, webhook, SIEM: each step is published with its output.