Snowflake Audit Log Monitoring

Integration Overview

Snowflake is a cloud data platform used widely across engineering and analytics teams. Panther can pull audit logs directly from Snowflake's ACCOUNT_USAGE schema, giving security teams visibility into login activity, query history, session data, and data access patterns. Once ingested, normalized audit data is stored in Panther's Snowflake-powered security data lake for detection, investigation, and compliance use cases.

Use Cases for Snowflake Audit Logs

Common SIEM use cases for Snowflake audit logs include:

• Detecting unauthorized data access or unusual query patterns

• Monitoring login history for failed authentication attempts or anomalous sessions

• Auditing user activity for compliance and data governance requirements

Onboarding Snowflake Audit Logs in Panther

Panther's integration for Snowflake audit logs is easy to configure, allowing you to onboard your data in just a few minutes. Panther polls audit data directly from Snowflake's ACCOUNT_USAGE schema using a dedicated service role and RSA key authentication, with a configurable pull interval to balance latency and compute cost.

For more detailed steps on onboarding Snowflake audit logs or for supported log schema, you can view our Snowflake Audit Logs documentation here.