Details
| Author | Joe Lazaro |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | AGPL-V3 |
| Requires Registration | Yes |
| Requires Subscription | Yes |
| Free Subscription Available | No |
| DataType Supported | thehive:case_artifact |
| Service Homepage | PaloAltoCortexXDR_isolate |
Description
Isolate endpoints identified by hostname or IP list
Configuration
| Name | Description |
| api_key | API key |
| api_key_id | API key ID |
| advanced_security | Set True if the API key was generated with Advanced security level. False for a Standard security key. |
| api_host | Fully qualified domain name for the API host. Example: api-example.xdr.us.paloaltonetworks.com |
| isolate_polling_interval | Interval, in seconds between requests for isolate or unisolate actions. |
| isolate_max_polling_retries | Maximum number of time to retry action status when the isolate or unisolate action is still in progress. |
| allow_multiple_isolation_targets | Allow the responder to send multiple targets for isolation/unisolation in one multi-line observable. Set to false as a safety mechanism to allow only a single endpoint to be affected while refusing requests to operate on multiple endpoints. |
Details
| Author | Joe Lazaro |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | AGPL-V3 |
| Requires Registration | Yes |
| Requires Subscription | Yes |
| Free Subscription Available | No |
| DataType Supported | thehive:case_artifact |
| Service Homepage | PaloAltoCortexXDR_scan |
Description
Scan endpoints identified by hostname or IP list
Configuration
| Name | Description |
| api_key | API key |
| api_key_id | API key ID |
| advanced_security | Set True if the API key was generated with Advanced security level. False for a Standard security key. |
| api_host | Fully qualified domain name for the API host. Example: api-example.xdr.us.paloaltonetworks.com |
| scan_polling_interval | Interval, in seconds between requests for scan actions. |
| scan_max_polling_retries | Maximum number of time to retry action status when a scan action is still in progress. |
Details
| Author | Joe Lazaro |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | AGPL-V3 |
| Requires Registration | Yes |
| Requires Subscription | Yes |
| Free Subscription Available | No |
| DataType Supported | thehive:case_artifact |
| Service Homepage | PaloAltoCortexXDR_unisolate |
Description
Unisolate endpoints identified by hostname or IP list
Configuration
| Name | Description |
| api_key | API key |
| api_key_id | API key ID |
| advanced_security | Set True if the API key was generated with Advanced security level. False for a Standard security key. |
| api_host | Fully qualified domain name for the API host. Example: api-example.xdr.us.paloaltonetworks.com |
| isolate_polling_interval | Interval, in seconds between requests for isolate or unisolate actions. |
| isolate_max_polling_retries | Maximum number of time to retry action status when the isolate or unisolate action is still in progress. |
| allow_multiple_isolation_targets | Allow the responder to send multiple targets for isolation/unisolation in one multi-line observable. Set to false as a safety mechanism to allow only a single endpoint to be affected while refusing requests to operate on multiple endpoints. |
Additional details from the README file:
Palo Alto Cortex XDR: Extended Detection and Response
Cortex XDR is the industry’s first extended detection and response platform that integrates network, endpoint, cloud, and third-party data to stop sophisticated attacks. Cortex XDR has been designed from the ground up to help organizations secure their digital assets and users while simplifying operations. Using behavioral analytics, it identifies unknown and highly evasive threats targeting your network. Machine learning and AI models uncover threats from any source, including managed and unmanaged devices.
This responder interacts with the Cortex XDR API to support three actions:
- Isolate an endpoint from the network. Prevents a suspected compromised system from causing any further harm to the network.
- Unisolate an endpoint that was previously isolated.
- Scan: initial a full scan of an endpoint.
The responder operates on a 'fqdn' or 'ip' case artifact (observable) from TheHive. The value of the FQDN should be the endpoint name as it appears in the Cortex XDR console.
The responder accepts multiple inputs at once if your observable is multi-line value with one entry per line.