Failed Login Detection

★ 6.1 · n8n · complex · 20 nodes

Failed Login Detection is an n8n automation template that reacts to failed login events by automatically creating a Jira ticket, sending an alert to Slack, and logging the incident in Notion. Reach for it when your team is tired of manually scanning logs for suspicious login attempts, when security or DevOps engineers need real-time notification about brute-force activity, or when compliance requires every auth failure to be recorded in a structured audit trail. Trigger: webhook — an external application or system fires an event, and the workflow executes a three-step response chain. Integrations: Jira, Slack, Notion. Deploy by importing the JSON template into a self-hosted or cloud n8n instance. Use only on systems you own or are authorized to monitor, in accordance with your organization's security policies. This template handles reactive incident response, not continuous proactive monitoring — that requires a separate agent or dedicated SIEM. Works well when the event source already supports outbound webhooks; not suitable if the authentication system cannot send webhook calls on failure.