Splunk® Secure Gateway

Administer Splunk Secure Gateway

Splunk Secure Gateway is included in Spunk Enterprise version 8.1.0 and higher. Splunk Secure Gateway lets you configure your Connected Experiences mobile app deployment and register devices to a Splunk instance. See About Splunk Secure Gateway to learn more.
This documentation does not apply to the most recent version of Splunk® Secure Gateway. For documentation on the most recent version, go to the latest release.

About Splunk Secure Gateway

Splunk Secure Gateway lets users securely log into Splunk platform instances and admins configure their mobile app deployment for the Connected Experiences apps. Splunk Secure Gateway also serves as the back-end infrastructure for delivering messages over a secure cloud-based bridge. This back-end infrastructure is called Spacebridge.

To learn more about Spacebridge and the Connected Experiences apps that are compatible with Splunk Secure Gateway, see About the Splunk Secure Gateway security process.

Spacebridge is not SOC2 compliant. Spacebridge is hosted in the US-West-2 AWS location. Spacebridge is not hosted on HIPAA, PCI, or GovCloud environments.

Migrate from Splunk Cloud Gateway to Splunk Secure Gateway

If you're already using the Connected Experiences apps with Splunk Cloud Gateway, see the following information for transitioning the mobile apps.

See Migrate from Splunk Cloud Gateway to Splunk Secure Gateway for important migration information and how to copy your Splunk Cloud Gateway data over to Splunk Secure Gateway.

Get started with Splunk Secure Gateway

Splunk Secure Gateway is included in Splunk Enterprise version 8.1.0 and higher. Splunk Cloud currently doesn't support Splunk Secure Gateway.

See Get Splunk Secure Gateway for the requirements and steps for getting started with Splunk Secure Gateway.

Users must use Splunk Secure Gateway to securely connect to a Splunk platform instance and use the Connected Experiences apps. There are multiple ways your users can log in:

Log in method Description
Authentication Code Users enter the authentication code in the mobile app into the Register tab in Splunk Cloud Gateway.
Mobile Device Management (MDM) Use an MDM provider to securely allow users to log into a Splunk platform instance from the mobile app itself. See About MDM and in-app log in to learn more.
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) authentication Use a supported identity provider (IdP) to enable SAML authentication for user login. See How devices authenticate to your Splunk platform with SAML authentication to learn more about how to set up SAML authentication.
MDM with SAML authentication You can use an MDM provider with an IdP. See Set up SAML authentication for Splunk Secure Gateway for more information about using MDM with SAML authentication.

See Log in to a Splunk platform instance in a Connected Experiences app for the various ways users can log in.

Last modified on 31 March, 2021
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This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® Secure Gateway: 2.4.0, 2.0.2


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