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Identity Administration Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) integration for Splunk Add-on includes the following versions (available in the Identity Administration portal Downloads section):

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In this version of the Splunk Add-on, a syslog writer application is required for data collection. The syslog writer retrieves Identity Administration or Identity Security Intelligence (UBA) events using REST APIs and writes those events to the syslog. The Splunk Add-on, or other SIEM integration, then uses the syslog as a data source. Two syslog writer applications are available from the Identity Administration portal > Downloads page: CyberArk Syslog Writer and Identity Administration Threat Intelligence Syslog Writer. The CyberArk Syslog Writer captures events from Identity Administration, while Identity Administration Threat Intelligence Syslog Writer captures events from Identity Security Intelligence.

The following guide describes how to configure the OAuth app and the SIEM user on a CyberArk tenant, install a docker appthat retrieves Identity Administration or Identity Security Intelligence event logs, and provides guidelines for setting up the Splunk Add-on for Identity Administration.

In this version of the Splunk Add-on, the Syslog Writer is not required. Data collection uses Identity Administration Rest APIs. This version also includes a Security Overview dashboard which provides a consolidated view of denied multi-factor authentication attempts. See View the Security Overview Dashboard for more information.

Using Identity Administration REST APIs, the Splunk Add-on for Identity Administration v3 allows a Splunk administrator to collect event data from Identity Administration. The Splunk Add-on collects data such as additions, updates, deletions, and actions for Identity Administration tenant-related events. An event might include data for the following:

This topic includes information on how to add the Splunk Add-on for Identity Administration v3 to Splunk to start collecting event data. The installation and configuration steps include the following:

The following procedures describe how to set up a SIEM user and configure the OAuth2 Client application in the Identity Administration portal. You must have a valid Identity Administration account (SIEM user) assigned to a role with enough permissions to read event data from Identity Administration using OAuth.

The Splunk Add-on for Identity Administration v3 file is available from the Identity Administration portal > Downloads page. The following steps describe how to install the Splunk Add-on for Identity Administration v3 file.

To configure the Splunk Add-on for Identity Administration, select Identity Administration Services Add-on for Splunk from the left navigation bar in the Splunk web home screen. You can then configure the following optional and required services:

Enter the time window used for querying (in minutes) internally. The default value is 10. If rollback is 1 hour, internally the data is fetched in six batches/queries, as the batch size is set for 10 minutes. This is transparent to the end user. Sometimes, when the event data load is high, the query reads as a time out on the server. In this situation, bringing down the batch_size to 5 or 3 minutes may help.

You can perform various adhoc analysis in addition to the IIS events in Splunk using Splunk's Search Processing Language (SPL). You can use sourcetype="iis:events" for a new search. See the following table for examples:

You can view metrics and charts related to denied MFA attempts in the Security Overview Dashboard. To make sure information regarding denied MFA attempts populate the dashboard, you can select the MFA event type when configuring Inputs. See To add a new input for data collection for more information.

To update the Splunk Add-on v2 to v3, you must remove Splunk Add-on v2. You can use the Splunk command to remove the app or remove (splunkEnterpriseInstalledDirectory)/etc/apps/TA-idaptive-identity-services. Once done, you can install the Splunk Add-on v3. For more information, see Splunk Add-on for Identity Administration v3 Integration.

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