Find, Fix, and Verify your Splunk Logging
The Splunk Logging Problem.
- How do you know you’re logging the right data?
- Why wait for a breach to find out you’re missing logs or that your alerts weren’t configured correctly?
- How do you test your configurations once a change has been made?
That’s where NodeZero® comes in.
Identify Blind Spots
Quickly identify your missing logs, work to ingest them, and then rerun the pentest to verify the logs are being ingested properly into Splunk.
Prioritize Logging
Use our pentesting results to prioritize which hosts to increase logging for, and identify hosts where you can reduce your logging to efficiently use your Splunk license.
Fixing your logging blindspots
NodeZero® allows you to see if the attack sequence was captured in Splunk via raw logs or alerts, remediate the logging blindspots and tune searches, and rerun the pentest or attack command to verify that they are now configured to properly detect further attacks of that nature.
Prioritizing what NOT to log
NodeZero assigns a “Critical Impact” score to each host used to execute an attack. These criticality scores enable you to accurately determine where to increase and decrease their host-based logging.
Fixing what’s broken
Upon identifying weaknesses in the environment, NodeZero auto-generates a “Fix Action” report that can be used to produce a succinct to-do list.
Want to learn more about Horizon3.ai for Splunk?
Horizon3.ai’s mission is to help you find and fix attack vectors before attackers can exploit them. Contact us now for a quote or if you have any questions.
