Elastic Makes Serverless Audit-Log Delivery Generally Available

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Summary

Elastic made audit-log delivery generally available for Elastic Cloud Serverless, with centralized project activity logs, seven dashboards, and eight alerting rules for credential attacks and unusual sign-in patterns.

Key points

  • Audit logs from Serverless projects can be sent to an Observability or Security project in the same organization; Elastic says delivery is encrypted in transit and at rest.
  • The logs cover Elasticsearch and Kibana project activity, including index, template, pipeline, and saved-object changes, data access, sign-ins, and denied requests.
  • Eight alerting rules cover password guessing, password spraying, credential stuffing, sign-ins after repeated failures, impossible travel, new-country sign-ins, credentials used from multiple places, and first-seen identities.
  • Seven dashboards support investigation, including views of saved-object changes, Elasticsearch data access, and sign-in activity.
  • Ignore filters can drop selected event types before delivery, while ingestion and retention are billed on the destination project.
  • The first-seen identity rule needs at least a day of audit-stream data before it can generate alerts.

Article Details

Event Type
Product feature general availability announcement
Impact
Elastic Cloud Serverless users can deliver project-level Elasticsearch and Kibana audit logs to an Observability or Security project in the same organization. The logs include alerting rules for credential-attack patterns and dashboards for investigating access, sign-ins, and changes. Ingest and retention are billed to the destination project.

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