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Send Halo Security Events to Splunk for Advanced Analysis

Send Halo Security events directly to your Splunk instance for advanced log analysis and correlation. Route notifications about issues, changes, and other events to your Splunk environment based on your configuration, enabling unified security monitoring across your attack surface management operations.

Key Benefits

  • Advanced Log Analysis: Send Halo Security events directly to Splunk for comprehensive analysis and correlation
  • Unified Security Monitoring: Integrate attack surface events with your existing Splunk security data
  • Flexible Event Routing: Configure which events are sent to specific Splunk indexes based on your requirements
  • Customizable Profiles: Create multiple profiles to route different types of events to different Splunk indexes

Use Cases

  • Send attack surface events to Splunk for centralized security monitoring
  • Route different event types to specific Splunk indexes for organized analysis
  • Correlate Halo Security findings with other security data in your Splunk environment
  • Create dashboards and reports combining attack surface data with existing security telemetry

Setup Process

  1. Configure HTTP Event Collector in your Splunk instance
  2. Add the Splunk integration in your Halo Security Settings
  3. Create Splunk profiles for event routing and index configuration
  4. Set up Event Rules to determine which events are sent to Splunk
  5. Start receiving Halo Security events in your specified Splunk indexes

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Halo Security send events to Splunk?

Halo Security uses Splunk's HTTP Event Collector to send events directly to your Splunk instance. The integration process involves:

HTTP Event Collector Setup:

Configure an HTTP Event Collector in your Splunk instance to receive Halo Security events for indexing and analysis.

Event Rules Configuration:

Create Event Rules in Halo Security to determine which events are sent to Splunk based on your specific requirements.

Profile Management:

Set up profiles to control how data is sent to your Splunk instance, including which index events are stored in.

Can I send different types of events to different Splunk indexes?

Yes, you can create multiple profiles to route different types of events to different Splunk indexes. Each profile specifies:

  • Profile name for identification
  • Specific Splunk index where events will be stored
  • Connection configuration details

This allows you to organize your Halo Security data within your existing Splunk index structure.

How do I control which events are sent to Splunk?

Event delivery to Splunk is controlled through Event Rules configuration in Halo Security. You can:

  • Create rules that determine which events trigger Splunk notifications
  • Add your Splunk profile as an action in Event Rules
  • Configure criteria to filter events based on your specific needs
  • Set up multiple rules for different event types and Splunk destinations
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