The certificate Fluency uses to receive syslog over TLS changes on August 8, 2024. Devices and syslog servers that send syslog over TLS directly to Fluency may need to be updated to keep sending. Sites that send through a Fluency Collector are not affected.
If you send syslog over TLS directly to Fluency, contact Fluency Support for the details and the updated certificate.
The data pipeline at the core of the Fluency Platform is now available as a product of its own: Ingext. Ingext collects data from cloud services and HEC, transforms it in motion with FPL, and delivers it wherever it needs to go (your SIEM, S3 or an API) with every step visible as it happens.
Sign up at signup.ingext.io and choose the Trial plan.
Fluency is moving existing data sources from the legacy Cloud Integrations to Platform integrations, which support multi-tenant mode and the new parsers. The legacy plugins and parsers are being deprecated. Most sources move without any change on your side, but a few things look different afterwards.
The Fluency Platform now reads directly from the AWS services that carry your logs (Kinesis, Firehose, S3, CloudWatch and Security Lake) and authenticates with a role you grant it, set up from a CloudFormation template.
Fluency now supports multiple tenants on a single site. An MSSP can host up to 100 customers on one site, each with its own collectors, syslog ports, data platform and detection, and manage them all from one place.
The release reaches all instances on April 7, 2024. Multi-tenant mode is enabled site by site.
Fluency has been granted its third U.S. patent. Approved on April 2, 2024, it covers how Fluency calculates risk: the RiskScore that ranks behaviors so an analyst sees the most important ticket first.
Fluency is delighted to announce the release of Platform!
As we continue to make substantial improvements to our product, we would like to take a moment to introduce a new Main Menu layout.
Starting on 2024 Mar 01, this new menu will replace Fluency's current layout.
To utilize the new layout prior to Mar 1st, see the Preview section below.
Fluency is committed to improving our product on a regular basis.
We are officially announcing the release of FPL (v2).
Since the original release of Fluency's Programming Language (FPL), over a year ago, we have made improvements and added many new features. In the next major interface update, FPL (v2) will be seamlessly replacing existing FPL pages.