Island Logs

Panther supports ingesting Island Enterprise Browser logs via AWS S3

Overview

Panther ingests Island Enterprise Browser logs through an AWS S3 source, which monitors logs exported by Island. Island gives organizations complete control, visibility, and governance over browser activity, with access and security policies embedded directly within the browser where users, applications, and data intersect.

Island exports logs to an S3 bucket in your AWS account. Panther ingests three types of Island logs:

  • Audit logs: Administrative actions and authentication events

  • Browser Audit logs: Browser activity, DLP violations, and security threats

  • System Event logs: Device enrollment, lifecycle, and retention events

How to onboard Island logs to Panther

Prerequisites

  • An active Island Enterprise Browser subscription with administrative access

  • An AWS account where Island can export logs

  • Permissions to create S3 sources in your Panther Console

Step 1: Configure Island to export logs to AWS S3

Detailed instructions for configuring the Island AWS S3 integration are available in the Island Documentation Portal (requires Management Console login).

  1. Log in to your Island Management Console.

  2. Navigate to the AWS S3 integration settings.

  3. Configure Island to export logs to an S3 bucket in your AWS account.

    • Make note of the S3 bucket name and prefix where Island will write logs. You will need these in Step 2.

  4. Configure which log types to export (Audit, Browser Audit, and System Events are supported by Panther).

  5. Save your configuration.

Island will begin exporting logs to your S3 bucket based on your configuration.

Step 2: Create a new Island source in Panther

  1. In the left-hand navigation bar of your Panther Console, click Configure > Log Sources.

  2. Click Create New.

  3. Search for "Island", then click its tile.

  4. Click Start Setup.

  5. Follow Panther's instructions for configuring an AWS S3 source.

    • Use the S3 bucket name and prefix that Island is writing logs to.

    • While configuring the S3 bucket source in Panther, we recommend adding a prefix filter of *.json to ensure Panther only processes Island JSON log files.

  6. On the Configuration page:

    • Enter a descriptive Name, e.g., Island Enterprise Browser Logs.

    • The Log Types will automatically detect Island.Audit, Island.BrowserAudit, and Island.SystemEvent.

  7. Complete the setup wizard.

    • You can optionally enable one or more Detection Packs.

    • The Trigger an alert when no events are processed setting defaults to YES. We recommend leaving this enabled, as you will be alerted if data stops flowing from the log source after a certain period of time. The timeframe is configurable, with a default of 24 hours.

Supported log types

Island.Audit

Island Audit logs track administrative actions and authentication events within the Island Management Console, including user management, role changes, and system configuration modifications.

Reference: Island AWS S3 Integration Documentation

Island.BrowserAudit

Island Browser Audit logs capture detailed browser activity, including navigation events, file downloads, DLP violations, and security verdicts. These logs provide comprehensive visibility into user interactions with web applications and potential security threats.

Reference: Island AWS S3 Integration Documentation

Island.SystemEvent

Island System Event logs track device management operations, system alerts, and infrastructure events within the Island platform, including device retention, lifecycle management, and system health.

Reference: Island AWS S3 Integration Documentation

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