Search Guard is an enterprise security and alerting suite for Elasticsearch and Kibana. It adds authentication, role-based access control, document- and field-level security, audit logging, encryption at rest, and alerting to your Elastic Stack — everything regulated organizations need to run Elasticsearch securely and stay compliant.
What are the main features?
Search Guard covers the full security lifecycle of an Elasticsearch cluster: TLS encryption for all traffic, authentication via LDAP, Active Directory, SAML, OpenID Connect, Kerberos, and JSON Web Tokens, role-based access control down to individual documents and fields, Kibana multi-tenancy, comprehensive audit logging, encryption at rest, and the Signals alerting module for monitoring your data and triggering notifications via email, Slack, PagerDuty, Jira, webhooks, and more.
Who is Search Guard for?
Organizations of every size that run Elasticsearch — with a special focus on regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, government, research, and critical infrastructure, where access control, auditability, and data protection are mandatory. Search Guard is trusted by enterprises, universities, and public institutions worldwide.
SG - Search Guard Signals - Elasticsearch Alerting for Free
Video - Introducing Search Guard FLX 3.0
Meet Search Guard Signals, the enterprise-grade alerting solution for Elasticsearch and Kibana that does not break the bank!
Unlike competitor products, Search Guard is licensed per cluster, not per node count. We have already helped our customers save millions in licensing fees. Join Search Guard and scale your cluster, not your cost!
Search Guard offers free enterprise licenses to educational institutions and non-profit organizations, allowing them to fully leverage the power of Elasticsearch while ensuring data security and compliance
How to use the Search Guard FLX Variables store to manage your configuration secrets for Elasticsearch and Kibana.
Search Guard FLX supports multiple authentication methods for Kibana, so users can choose how they would like to authenticate.
Nice little weekend project: Porting Search Guard to the Commodore 64. Had to refresh my Basic V2 skills a bit, but it was doable ;)
We demonstrate how to use the sgctl command line interface to change the security configuration of an Elasticsearch cluster.
We demonstrate how to use the Search Guard TLS Tool to generate TLS certificates for Elasticsearch.
In this webinar, we look into the Zero Trusted Networks approach and how it can be applied to Elasticsearch and Kibana.
How you can create sophisticated Elasticsearch Watches by using the Blocks Mode in Signals Alerting.
How to create a Signals Watch that monitors an Elasticsearch cluster for health and displays memory consumption in a Kibana dashboard.
Search Guard for Elasticsearch comes with a number of features that help you keep compliant with regulations like GDRP.
How to use Signals Alerting for Elasticsearch to configure a simple alert that checks your Elasticsearch data for anomalies and sends out notifications via Slack.
This video demonstrates how to quickly add new Search Guard, users how to create Search Guard roles, and how to use advanced features like document- and field-level security.
Webinar introducing Signals, the free Alerting solution for Elasticsearch from the makers of Search Guard.