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PT4leb5wHWCDVofn1gNB4o8pPsJ+UvxK2oHDDwIDAQABAoIBAQCPPqLYyANjXKNpĭE17FmyRkHOPGgcuKOucHlbcypmLxjzj5wD3jHwhZHXSxDB4hlouHF1BYZ540vdk XPZ9vxrmnjBKFWy/GIPWvZMIvW5E圆63iAeFEkj5uIg0se+n9v3/vuYfErP0dLC9 Zb+4O2PIUf5ve9ev8pk88ktyFMdQ+/yvn1HMamuoQJO+gnFb3cxqGF+oxiQM58V0 Tv2ZBRJYPTQEqqWY0sLOUvtnmjZ00v5UP1kAIK5fIIOrzFCqIgoSaB2p2UW00ULh MIIEowIBAAKCAQEA4jk8fUW/WGbKy/5pYw+OV8D1xOLoq4wiCNJBx9JwJFJSpxq9ģz1H1Kw7nLd15LnTfNBiS3oCT1eDracVBBIKCftoTzBMQrpdi6ZDOUQH6QFAo4KX For example, if you have ssh-keygen installed you can create a new key pair by running this command line command: Note that organizations are responsible for creating and maintaining their SSH keys.Īlthough there are a number of ways to generate SSH keys, key pairs can easily be created by using the ssh-keygen application. The SIEM event APIs are hard-coded to use the Akamai-owned S3 bucket as a data repository, and that can't be modified.Īccess to the Amazon S3 bucket associated with a SIEM delivery feed is managed through the use of SSH keys: public keys are registered with the S3 bucket, and any user attempting to connect to that bucket must have a private key associated with one of those public keys in order to gain access. In addition, you must use this bucket for your SIEM data feeds: there's no way to rerouteSIEM event deliveries to a different S3 bucket or a different location. You have access to the S3 bucket, but that access is somewhat limited. That's because, in the end, the bucket is owned and managed by Akamai. However, you can't upload files to the bucket: that results in an Access Denied error. You can download files from the S3 bucket and you can delete files stored in the S3 bucket. When you enable SIEM Event Delivery, Akamai assigns you an Amazon S3 bucket and provides you with the information needed to log on and retrieve data from that bucket.
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