This app has been deprecated. There will be no new development or bug fixes. It has been replaced by the Aplura Malware App for Splunk.
This app provides dashboards and reports based on events from anti-malware systems. To do this, the app relies on the Splunk Common Information Model (CIM) for malware detection events. This means that the app can report on any malware/av data, as long as it has been on-boarded properly, and is available through the Malware data model.
This app requires data model acceleration, which will use additional disk space. If you are using the Splunk App for Enterprise Security, this is already enabled, and should have been factored into your retention policies. If not, you should review the documentation on data model acceleration, how it uses disk space, and how to plan for it.
As mentioned above, the app uses the CIM for malware detection events. The CIM allows you to take events from a number of sources or products, and report on them in one cohesive manner, using a common set of names for fields and event types.
Provides a starting point for exploring your malware detection events. Most panels will drill-down to other pages in the application.
Panels around a particular signature detected. Note that there is no normalization for the values of this field, so this will be dependent on the naming used by the vendor for the individual anti-malware products.
Panels around a malware detected on a particular destination. The destination
field in the Malware
data model is the system on which the malware has been detected. This dashboard also contains a panel which shows malware operations (such as signatures being updated).
Panels with reports on category of malware. As with signature names, category names are not normalized across vendors.
Reports on individual file names.
A form for finding events based on various field values.
Information about the sourcetypes which are present in the accelerated data.
This app has been tested with Splunk versions 6.6. This app should be installed on the same search head on which the Malware data model has been accelerated.
This app depends on data models included in the Splunk Common Information Model Add-on, specifically the Malware
data model. Please review the information on installing and using the Splunk Common Information Model Add-on and information on configuring the acceleration on the data model.
The Splunk Common Information Model Add-on can be downloaded from Splunkbase.
This app has been tested with versions 4.8 of the CIM add-on.
In order to make the app respond and load quickly, accelerated data models are used to provide summary data. For this data to be available, the Malware
data model must be accelerated. Information on how to enable acceleration for the Malware
data model can be found here. The data model must be accelerated for the length of time for which you would like to see reporting.
This app should be installed on a search head where the Malware
data model has been accelerated. More information on installing or upgrading Splunk apps can be found here.
Malware
data model (skip if you are installing on an ES search head).Support for this app is provided on a best-effort basis. We have released this app for free, and want to help solve issues, and add features, but we also have day-jobs. The Github repo to report issues can be found here.
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This app was created by David Shpritz of Aplura, LLC.
Initial release
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