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Managing Security Events

Control panel

With the authorization log, you can find out who used the account and when. You can receive information about authorizations from a new IP address by email.

The account owner sees the authorizations of all account users. Invited users see only their authorizations. See more in the instructions Access management in Servercore products.

If you notice suspicious activity, reset all sessions and change your password.

Cloud and dedicated servers

In cloud and dedicated servers, operating system events and information security events can be collected and exported to external security event management systems using free tools:

Additional options for security event generation can be implemented using utilities:

  • Auditd — for Linux OS;
  • Sysmon — for Windows OS.

Managed Kubernetes

In Managed Kubernetes clusters, you can receive logs — cluster logs, container logs, and audit logs.

Cluster logs display events that occur in the cluster. For example, creating a cluster, changing node groups, and updating certificates and versions. If a request was executed automatically, for example, a scheduled certificate update occurred, this action will also be logged. You can view cluster logs in the Control Panel.

Container logs contain events that occur with containers. For example, creating or deleting a container. Container log files are stored in the /var/log/pods/ or /var/log/containers directory. You can view the logs of an individual container using kubectl logs <container_name>, where <container_name> is the container name. If there are many containers in a Managed Kubernetes cluster, you can configure container log delivery via Filebeat.

Audit logs display events that occur in the cluster. For example, in pods or services. These events can be initiated by users, applications, or the Control Plane. The list of events included in the logs and their parameters depend on the policy (audit policy).

Audit logs can be sent to a security event management system, such as a SIEM system like Wazuh. To receive audit logs from your Managed Kubernetes cluster, configure the integration.