Configure Auth0 Log Collector
The Alert Logic Auth0 Collector is an AWS-based API Poll (PAWS) log collector library mechanism designed to collect logs from the Auth0 Identity and Access Management platform.
You can find Auth0 logs collected with keyword search in the Alert Logic console Get Started with Search page. Alert Logic also generates security incidents from Auth0 logs in the Incidents page. For more information about authentication application security content, see Authentication Application Security Incidents.
The Alert Logic Auth0 Log Collector collects the following log data relevant to:
- Successful user logins
- Failed user logins, including the reason for the failure
- Token exchanges (success and failure)
- Login warnings
- User deletions
- Connection errors
- User signup events
- Email verification events
- Password changes
- Rate limiting events
- Operational events
- Operational errors
You must complete the following to successfully configure your Auth0 Log Collector:
Set up Auth0 application
To grant Alert Logic access to your Auth0 log data, you must configure an application within your Auth0 tenant with the appropriate permissions and retrieve the credentials of the application in the Auth0 management console.
To create the API:
- In the Auth0 management console, on the left panel , click Applications, and then click Create Application.
- In the Name field, enter a descriptive name for this API.
- In the Choose an Application pane, select Machine to Machine Applications.
- Click CREATE.
- On the Authorize Machine to Machine Application panel, click the Select an API drop-down menu, and select Auth0 Management API.
- Under the scopes pane, select read:logs and read:logs_users.
- Click Authorize.
After you have created your application, you must locate the Client ID and the Client Secret from the application.
To obtain the API Secret Key and API ID
- On the left panel, click Applications.
- In the Applications page, locate and click your application.
- Under Settings, make a note of the Domain Client ID and Client Secret, which you will need later.
Configuring collection from the Alert Logic console
After you identify the Auth0 domain endpoint and obtain the security token, you must complete the log collection process in the Alert Logic console. This configuration is an account-level integration, which means you can configure more than one instance of Auth0 collection. This capability is useful when more than one instance of the application exists.
To access the Application Registry page, click the menu icon (). Click Configure, and then click Application Registry.
To add a new application collection:
- In the Application Registry, click the Auth0 tile.
- In the Application Name field, enter a name for this Auth0 collection instance.
- Under Collection Method and Policy, in the Auth0 Domain field, enter the Auth0 domain you previously noted.
- In the Auth0 Client ID field, enter the client ID you noted earlier.
- In the Auth0 Client Secret field, enter the token you noted earlier.
- (Optional) Enter a Collection Start time using a format such as (2020-01-01T16:00:00Z). If the Collection Start field is left blank, only logs generated after you configure this collection instance will be collected.
The collection start time determines how far back you want Alert Logic to collect logs if data already exists in your account. Alert Logic can only collect logs up to 30 days prior to the date you configured this collection instance.
- Click ADD. Wait a few minutes for the application to create and appear in your application list. Do not click ADD again.
In the Applications List tab, if you configured your application correctly, within approximately 10 minutes you will see Configured next to the application. For more information about how to add instances or manage existing collecting applications, see Manage your configured applications.
Security Content for incidents
Alert Logic builds collectors to capture data from Auth0 and various other applications to create security content that is used to generate incidents for key security use cases. The following security incidents are available for Auth0 Identity and Access Management:
- Administrative Actions
- User Login AD
- User Behavior AD
For more information about authentication application security content, see Authentication Application Security Incidents.