Data Source Integration Manual

 


Out-of-the-box source types

Out-of-the-box source types

This section provides a list of the data sources for which the Splunk App for Enterprise Security provides out-of-the-box support. It also provides a list of the source types that are used for the different data sources and technology add-ons.

Source types are important because Enterprise Security uses source types as the basis of understanding for all data coming in from a particular source. Source types need to be carefully defined so that they are not overloaded or misused.

When a supported data type is imported, the correct source type needs to be assigned to the data to ensure that data is recognized and parsed correctly by the Splunk App for Enterprise Security. For example, events from a Juniper firewall must be assigned a netscreen:firewall source type for TA-juniper to recognize and parse them correctly.

To learn more about the supported data types and source types, see the "List of pretrained source types" in the core Splunk product documentation. For more information on assigning source types to data inputs, see "About default fields" in the core Splunk product documentation.

The following table lists the data sources with out-of-the-box support in the Splunk App for Enterprise Security, along with the associated source type and technology add-on name:

Data source Source type(s) Technology add-on
Proxies
Blue Coat ProxySG bluecoat TA-bluecoat
Juniper NetScreen firewalls and IDP intrusion detection/prevention systems juniper:idp, netscreen:firewall, juniper:nsm:idp, juniper:nsm TA-juniper
Fortinet Unified Threat Management (UTM) systems fortinet TA-fortinet
Palo Alto firewalls pan, pan:config, pan:system, pan:threat, pan:traffic TA-paloalto
Websense firewalls websense TA-websense
Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems
TippingPoint tippingpoint TA-tippingpoint
Juniper IDP juniper:idp, netscreen:firewall, juniper:nsm:idp, juniper:nsm TA-juniper
OSSEC host-based Intrusion Detection System (IDS) ossec TA-ossec
Snort network intrusion prevention and detection system (IDS/IPS) snort TA-snort
McAfee firewall mcafee:ids TA-mcafee
WMI WMI:LocalApplication, WMI:LocalSystem, WMI:LocalSecurity, WMI:CPUTime, WMI:FreeDiskSpace, WMI:LocalPhysicalDisk, WMI:Memory, WMI:LocalNetwork, WMI:LocalProcesses, WMI:ScheduledJobs, WMI:Service, WMI:InstalledUpdates, WMI:Uptime, WMI:UserAccounts, WMI:UserAccountsSID, WMI:Version Splunk_TA_windows
Networking Devices
Common Event Format (CEF) cef TA-cef
flowd NetFlow collector flowd TA-flowd
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) servers vsftpd TA-ftp
Anti-virus / Endpoint Software
Sophos SEC server log or sys log (sophos:threats) TA-sophos
FireEye cef logs or XML output TA-fireeye
McAfee anti-virus mcafee:epo, mcafee:ids TA-mcafee
Symantec AntiVirus version 10 and earlier.
Use sep for version 11 and later.
sav, winsav TA-sav
Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) host-based intrusion
detection/prevention system and Symantec AntiVirus
version 11 and later.
sep, sep:scm_admin TA-sep
source::WinEventLog:Application WinEventLog:Application:trendmicro TA-trendmicro
Vulnerability Management Systems
nCircle IP360 vulnerability management system ncircle:ip360 TA-ncircle
Nessus vulnerability scanner nessus TA-nessus
Nmap security scanner nmap TA-nmap
Operating Systems
Snare snare Splunk_TA_windows
NTSyslog ntsyslog Splunk_TA_windows
Monitorware monitorware Splunk_TA_windows
Platform-specific Unix authentication (security) logs. dhcpd, linux_secure, aix_secure, osx_secure, syslog; Splunk_TA_nix
Windows event, DHCP, and system update logs. DhcpSrvLog, WindowsUpdateLog, WinRegistry, WinEventLog:Security, WinEventLog:Application, WinEventLog:System, fs_notification, scripts:InstalledApps, scripts:ListeningPorts Splunk_TA_windows
Other
IP2Location geolocation software (not applicable) TA-ip2location
Oracle database oracle TA-oracle
source::WinEventLog:Application WinEventLog:Application:rsa TA-rsa
Splunk access and authentication logs audittrail TA-splunk
Perfmon PERFMON:CPUTime, PERFMON:FreeDiskSpace, PERFMON:Memory, PERFMON:LocalNetwork Splunk_TA_windows

This documentation applies to the following versions of ES: 2.4 View the Article History for its revisions.


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