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How to view expired server certificates in the Splunk App for Enterprise Security 3.3?

eljaybee
Engager
‎06-08-2015 03:25 PM

I'm trying to view my server certificates via the Splunk Enterprise Security App 3.3. I asked to set it up in the app to monitor the expiration of certs. I have several servers forwarding data via the universal forwarder. How can I accomplish this?

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mdessus_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee
‎06-24-2015 02:51 PM

You might either index your certificates and add a command to check the expiration date or run a command on the fwd (may be with openssl) that will check once a day (for ex.) what is your certificate expiration date.

You might also have a look to the dashboard SSL Activity (in Protocol intelligence), to look what is done there, but the source is the SSL flows collected by Stream.

Does it makes sense ?

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