Install the Radiant Security Agent

Send your logs to Radiant Security's S3 environment for analysis.

The Radiant Security Agent securely collects and uploads logs from your internal network to Radiant Security’s S3 environment for advanced processing and analysis. By deploying the Radiant Agent, you can centralize log management, enhance security visibility, and ensure seamless data ingestion. The Radiant Agent uses a Docker-based installation, where the Agent runs as a container, simplifying deployment and maintenance.

In this guide, you'll deploy the Radiant Security Agent to securely collect and upload logs from your internal network to Radiant Security’s S3 environment for advanced processing and analysis. By deploying the Radiant Agent, you can centralize log management, enhance security visibility, and ensure seamless data ingestion.

Architecture

The following diagram shows how the Radiant Agent works:

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Radiant Agent

The Radiant Agent listens on the specified connector ports to receive the incoming log data. In this example, the ports are for Fortinet (TCP 5514) and PaloAlto Networks (TCP 5515).

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Linux VM

Inside the Linux VM, a Docker container runs the Radiant Agent application, simplifying deployment and maintenance.

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Buffer Storage

The Buffer Storage temporarily stores log data to prevent any data loss during network interruptions when transferring data to AWS S3.

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10x data compression

Data is transferred up to 10x compression, reducing bandwidth usage compared to syslog forwarding.

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AWS S3

The AWS S3 bucket acts as the central repository for the collected data which Radiant Security then processes.

Prerequisites

The following prerequisites need to be met to install the Radiant Agent:

Host OS Requirements

Compute Requirements

Network Requirements

Next Steps

To set up a Radiant Agent or if you have any questions, please reach out to our Product and Customer Success teams at [email protected]

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