Features

• Pull Dropbox Event Logs with Panther’s new Dropbox log puller. With this puller, you can monitor the following Dropbox team events:

  • User logging into or out of Dropbox (including device information)

  • Changing a user's role in Dropbox

  • Adding, editing, viewing, and sharing files and folders and by whom

  • Creating and sharing links within your team

• The alarm logic behind classification errors has been improved to reduce alert fatigue. 

  • In previous versions of Panther, every misclassification triggered a classification error, creating a new alert. With this update, log sources will now fire a single classification alert, which you can mark as resolved to dismiss. New classification errors will re-trigger the same alert.

  • A visualization of misclassifications has also been added to the Panther Console’s Log Sources details page under the Health tab.

  • Note: After updating to Panther version 1.39, the classification error alarm for all log sources will restart, which may cause classification error alerts to re-trigger.

• You can now stream Jamf Pro Access Logs via S3 to Panther without creating a custom schema.

Schema Changes

• Additional Lacework schemas have been added to better support Lacework log ingestion.

• Added the JA3Hash field to Cloudflare's Cloudflare.HttpRequest log type.

Enhancements

• Your Panther ingestion usage metrics are now accessible in the Panther API. You can now query your own metrics, enabling you to have greater visibility on your data ingestion rates. 

• When using Jira as an alert destination, the AlertID field is now included in the Jira description.

• Log processors now support compressed .zst files.

• Panther’s CloudFormation deployment parameters have been updated.

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