The 'Okta Login Signal' rule is designed to detect and analyze events pertaining to user login attempts on Okta, specifically focusing on successful, failed, and non-login events. The rule leverages the Okta System Log as its primary data source and is currently disabled, meaning it will not trigger any alerts or actions. It is configured to deduplicate events over a 60-minute period and recognizes successful logins as an informative event but does not take action on them. Specifically, the rule uses three test cases to assess the type of login event: 1. Non-Login Event – Expected to return false for any events that do not represent a user logging in. 2. Successful Login – Expects a true outcome when a user successfully logs in, signifying an important state change in user session management. 3. Failed Login – Also expected to return false; this is largely for monitoring purposes to distinguish it from successful entries. The rule encompasses various attributes of the login events including user details, geographic data, client information, and authentication steps to build a comprehensive view of the user’s log-in behavior and potential irregularities that might require further investigation.