Get data into Splunk Attack Analyzer

As a user of Splunk Attack Analyzer, you can ingest data into the application using email, the Splunk Attack Analyzer API, manual submission, and the Splunk Attack Analyzer connector.

• Use email to get data into Splunk Attack Analyzer
• Use the Splunk Attack Analyzer API to get data into Splunk Attack Analyzer
• Use manual submission to get data into Splunk Attack Analyzer
• Connect Splunk Attack Analyzer with Splunk SOAR and Splunk Mission Control

By default, Splunk Attack Analyzer retains data for 180 days after which it is deleted. If you want to retain data for a longer period of time, before the data is deleted you can use the Splunk Add-on for Splunk Attack Analyzer or the Splunk Attack Analyzer APIs to store data in the Splunk platform or another SIEM tool you might be using. See the User Guide for the Splunk Add-on for Splunk Attack Analyzer and the API documentation in Splunk Attack Analyzer for more information.

File types supported by Splunk Attack Analyzer

Splunk Attack Analyzer accepts all file types submitted for analysis and there are no restrictions on submissions by extension. Every file submitted is subject to anti-virus checks, static file analysis, and YARA rules. Certain file types are sent to the following engines for analysis:

File type	Engines
Emails	Email Analyzer
Web files such as HTML, HTA, SVGs	Web Analyzer
Documents such as images and PDFs	Static Document Analyzer, Windows Sandboxes
Files requiring windows execution such as executables, scripts, and archives	Windows Sandboxes

For more information on Splunk Attack Analyzer engines, see Engines included in Splunk Attack Analyzer.