This section of Panther's documentation covers how to configure your Panther Console and your overall Panther deployment. Panther features several configurable settings that enable you to tailor the service for your needs.
Panther Console Configurations and Features
Role-Based Access Control
​Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) gives Panther deployments granular access control for its user accounts. All roles, including the three Panther default roles (Admin, Analyst, and AnalystReadOnly), are customizable by any user with UserModify permissions. For more information, see Role-Based Access Control.
SAML/SSO Integration
Integrate with SAML Identity Providers (IdP) to enable user login to the Panther Console via SSO. Panther integrates with the following providers:
Panther audit logs provide a read-only history of activity within your Panther deployment. You can write detections or query your data lake for audit logs the same way you would with any other security events ingested by Panther. For more information, see Panther Audit Logs (Beta).
System Health Notifications
Panther's System Health Notifications alert you with a "System Error" when a part of the Panther platform is not functioning correctly. This includes the following types of notifications:
Panther is configured to write processed log data to an AWS-based Snowflake database cluster. Using Panther with Snowflake enables Panther data to both integrate with your given Business Intelligence tools and to perform assessments of your organization's security posture. For more information, see Snowflake Integration.
Troubleshooting System Configuration
Visit the Panther Knowledge Base to view articles about system configuration that answer frequently asked questions and help you resolve common errors and issues.