Summary
Managing the growing number of log sources demands a scalable and adaptable platform. Tarsal was engineered from the ground up by data experts, built specifically for security teams.
Data transformations are a critical yet intricate part of the pipeline-building process. Tarsal innately supports many security schemas, including Okta, AWS, and Slack.
Data enrichment is essential to adding contextual information to the transformed and normalized logs. One common enrichment might be GeoIP, where the data pipeline appends information like country, city, and WHOIS details to IP addresses. Another could be Threat Intel, flagging domains or executables known to be malicious or suspicious. These enrichments provide the security context for effective threat detection and swift incident response.
Tarsal’s approach to destination connectors is designed to simplify this complex process. Tarsal allows security teams to send security audit logs to their chosen platforms within minutes.
Monitoring of the data pipeline is crucial for its ongoing health. Small issues can evolve into significant problems affecting the entire system. An advanced data pipeline must have robust alerting that notifies the appropriate team members when things aren’t working as expected.
Tarsal eliminates the overwhelming complexities and pitfalls of building and maintaining a robust security pipeline. Tarsal lets security teams focus on the core mission of understanding, analyzing, and responding to security threats.