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Carbon Black Cloud: Are Events able to be retrieved from the Backend when event data retention cut-off date has been hit?

Carbon Black Cloud: Are Events able to be retrieved from the Backend when event data retention cut-off date has been hit?

Environment

  • Carbon Black Cloud Console: All Versions
  • Endpoint Standard (Formerly CBD): All supported Versions
  • EEDR (Formerly CBTH): All Supported Versions

Question

Are Events able to be retrieved from the Backend when event data retention cut-off date has been hit?

Answer

No - Once an Event (Alerted or non-Alerted) passes the data retention limit for the org, it is no longer available and gets purged from the backend entirely

Additional Notes

  • Endpoint Standard: Alert Events (those with an AlertID) are stored for 180 days if they are associated with an alert, 30 days otherwise
  • EEDR: Events are stored for 30 days
  • In ES + EEDR orgs, the Investigate and Process Analysis page are working off the 30 day store that EEDR uses, so data retention is lowered

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