Lastline Integration Guide🔗
Syslog notifications must be configured in the Lastline Portal in order to send logs via syslog to the Taegis™ XDR Collector. Please follow the instructions in this guide to enable logging for your sensors.
Connectivity Requirements🔗
Source | Destination | Port/Protocol |
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Lastline Sensor | XDR Collector (mgmt IP) | UDP/514 |
Data Provided from Integration🔗
Normalized Data | Out-of-the-Box Detections | Vendor-Specific Detections | |
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LastLine | Auth | NIDS |
Note
XDR detectors are not guaranteed to be triggered, even if a data source's logs are normalized to a schema associated with a given detector. However, you can create Custom Alert Rules to generate alerts based on normalized data from a data source.
Configuration Instructions🔗
Consider the following requirements when completing the configuration steps:
- SIEM Server Location — The IP address of the XDR Collector
- SIEM Server Port — 514
- Protocol — UDP
- Format — LEEF
- Include PCAP — Enabled
To configure logging in the Lastline Portal, please follow these instructions:
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In the Lastline Portal, select Admin from the main menu, and then alter your view from Accounts to Notifications.
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On the Notifications page, select Syslog, and then select the + Add a notification icon above the table.
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In the Create Syslog Notification section, complete the following:
- Select the License if you have more than one.
- Select the Sensor for which you would like to set up logging.
- Leave the remaining standard settings.
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In the SIEM Server Settings section, complete the following:
- SIEM Server Location — Enter the IP address of the XDR Collector.
- SIEM Server Port — 514
- SIEM Hostname — Leave blank.
- Transport protocol — UDP
- SIEM Source — Select either Manager or Sensor as the originating source, dependent on your network topography.
- SIEM Log Format — LEEF
- Include pcap — Enabled
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In the Triggers section, complete the following:
- Select the toggle to enable Audit Triggers and then check Audit Event.
- Select the toggle to enable Intrusion Triggers and then check Intrusion Event.
- Leave the remaining default settings.
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Scroll down and select Save. A Syslog Notification Configuration Summary window displays, from which you can choose to Send Test Notification, Edit the configuration, or Close to return to the Syslog Notifications page.