Storage and Retention
Learn how Radiant Log Management stores your security data and what retention options are available for your organization.
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Learn how Radiant Log Management stores your security data and what retention options are available for your organization.
Radiant Log Management gives your organization full control over how and where your security data is stored. There are two storage configurations are available: Bring Your Own Bucket (BYOB) or Radiant-Managed Storage. Since your choice is made during initial setup, it is worth taking the time to select the option that best fits your organization's long-term needs.
Important note: If your storage configuration needs to be updated after setup, all data ingested up to that point will be dropped and a fresh start will be required. Data can be backfilled by re-ingesting from your connectors, but this will require additional time. Contact the Radiant Success team before making any changes.
With BYOB, your security data is stored in your own AWS S3 bucket. You retain full ownership of your data, control your own retention policies, and are not dependent on Radiant's storage infrastructure.
Radiant strongly recommends BYOB for all production environments. BYOB gives your organization full ownership and control over your security data - including custom retention policies, no vendor lock-in, and full compliance flexibility. Radiant-managed storage is intended for POC and testing purposes only.
For detailed setup instructions, see Bring Your Own Bucket for Log Management.
Retention policies define how long ingested data is kept across each index in Log Management. Retention works differently depending on your storage configuration:
For Radiant-managed storage customers, default retention policies are configured per index and can be reviewed by navigating to Settings > Organization > Log Management.
Note: To modify retention policies for Radiant-managed storage, contact the Radiant Success team.
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