DigiCert ONE Add-On for Splunk.
Certificate visibility where the alerts are.
Stream DigiCert ONE certificate and key data into Splunk so security, ops and compliance teams can see which services are using which certs, what is about to expire and where you are out of policy without digging through consoles.
- ▸Normalize certificate inventory, chains and status into clean sourcetypes that plug directly into existing SPL, dashboards and SIEM alerts.
- ▸Correlate expiring or misconfigured certificates with API failures, outage incidents and security events in a single search.
- ▸Built for complex PKI footprints across clouds, data centers and business units where spreadsheets stopped working years ago.
Built for real-world PKI and security teams
The DigiCert ONE Add-On is designed for environments where expired certificates break revenue paths and audits are not optional. These capabilities reduce firefighting and “who owns this cert” threads.
End-to-end certificate inventory
Map DigiCert ONE certificates to hosts, VIPs and services in Splunk so you always know what is protecting which traffic and where coverage is missing.
Expiry and misconfig in context
Alert on upcoming expirations, weak algorithms or policy violations and line them up next to TLS errors, API failures and login issues to prove impact.
Scales across clouds and business units
Handle certificates for dozens of teams, apps and regions in one Splunk environment, while still slicing reports by owner, environment or compliance scope.
Built for real-world PKI and security teams
The DigiCert ONE Add-On is designed for environments where expired certificates break revenue paths and audits are not optional. These capabilities reduce firefighting and “who owns this cert” threads.
End-to-end certificate inventory
Map DigiCert ONE certificates to hosts, VIPs and services in Splunk so you always know what is protecting which traffic and where coverage is missing.
Expiry and misconfig in context
Alert on upcoming expirations, weak algorithms or policy violations and line them up next to TLS errors, API failures and login issues to prove impact.
Scales across clouds and business units
Handle certificates for dozens of teams, apps and regions in one Splunk environment, while still slicing reports by owner, environment or compliance scope.