Login Activity
The Login Activity page is your personal sign-in log. Every time someone signs in (or tries to) using your account, SecurityTrax records it here — timestamp, IP address, approximate location, the device/app used, and whether it succeeded. You can also see which of your sessions are still active and end ones you no longer want.
Use it to:
- Spot sign-ins you don't recognize (a compromised password).
- End a session you left open on a shared device.
- Audit your own activity for any reason — troubleshooting, compliance, or simple curiosity.
Getting here
- From any Settings page, click Login Activity in the Settings sub-nav.
- Or navigate directly to
https://portal.securitytrax.com/acme/settings/login-activity.
The page heading is "Login Activity".
Filters
Click the filter icon next to the heading to open the Filter Login Activity flyout. A red Clear button appears next to the filter icon when any real filter is active (sort and per-page don't count).
Sort and pagination (sticky)
| Field | Type | Options | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sort by | Dropdown | Date Time, IP Address, Accessed Via, Result — each ascending/descending | Date Time descending (newest first) |
| Per page | Select | 10, 25, 50, 100 | 25 |
Sort and per-page require clicking Submit to take effect.
Narrowing filters
| Field | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Date From | Date picker | Narrow to sign-ins on/after this date. |
| Date To | Date picker | Narrow to sign-ins on/before this date. |
| Result | Select | All, Success, Failed. |
| Accessed Via | Select | All, Full Site, Mobile Site, Portal. The access method — legacy full-site UI, legacy mobile UI, or the current portal (what you're using now). |
| IP Address | Text | Partial match on IP — e.g. 192.168 finds every sign-in from any IP starting with 192.168. Placeholder reads "Contains...". |
Click Submit to apply; Clear to reset. Filter state is preserved in the URL and in your session so you can navigate away and return.
The table
Each row is one sign-in attempt.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Status | A badge. Active (green) — currently logged in. Idle (yellow) — logged in but inactive for a while. Off (zinc) — signed out. An additional This Device (blue) badge appears on your current session so you can identify it at a glance. |
| Date Time | When the sign-in happened, formatted M/D/Y, g:i A (e.g. 4/24/2026, 2:34 PM). Sortable. |
| IP Address | The IP the sign-in came from. Sortable. |
| Location | Approximate city, state, and country, derived from the IP via a GeoIP lookup. Shows localhost for 127.0.0.1, Unknown if the IP couldn't be resolved. |
| Accessed Via | A badge: Full Site, Mobile Site, or Portal. Blank for old entries that weren't categorized. |
| Result | A badge: Success (green) or Failed (red). Sortable. |
| Actions | An End Session button (see below) — only on rows that are still actively logged in and are not your current session. |
Ending another session
If a row shows Status: Active or Idle and is not your current session, the row has an End Session button. Click it to sign that session out — useful when you left your account signed in on a public computer or someone else's browser.
Step-by-step
- Find the row representing the session you want to end. The Location, Accessed Via, and Date Time columns help identify where/when you signed in.
- Click End Session on that row.
- A confirmation modal opens with the heading "End this session?" and the warning "The user will be signed out of this session immediately."
- Click End Session (red, danger variant) to confirm, or Cancel to back out.
- SecurityTrax invalidates that session's cookie server-side. The table refreshes — the status for that row becomes Off.
Heads up. You can't end your current session from this page (it would lock you out mid-click). If you try, you get the error "You cannot end the session you are currently using." To end your current session, use the Log Out link in the user menu.
Troubleshooting
"I see a sign-in I don't recognize."
- Note the date, IP, location, and accessed-via.
- Change your Password immediately.
- If your account has Connected Accounts linked to third-party services (Alarm.com, Brinks/Monitronics), consider unlinking those too in case the attacker stole those credentials.
- Tell your administrator so they can review company-wide activity and decide whether further action is warranted.
"There's a long run of Failed attempts."
Someone was trying to guess your password. If they eventually succeeded, there'll be a final Success row — change your password immediately. If every attempt failed, you're probably fine, but consider rotating your password anyway as a precaution.
"Location is 'Unknown' — why?"
Either the IP lookup database didn't have that IP, or the GeoIP reader wasn't configured at the time. The raw IP address is always available in the IP Address column.
"Accessed Via is blank."
Older entries created before SecurityTrax tracked access method show blank. It's not a security concern — just an absence of data.
Related
- Password — change it immediately if anything looks wrong.
- Connected Accounts — review and revoke linked provider accounts if in doubt.
- Profile — your contact email for password-reset messages.