IBM QRadar (v2.6.0)
Fetch offenses as incidents and search QRadar
- Author
- Cortex XSOAR
- Support
- xsoar
- URL
- https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex
- Default data source
- QRadar v3
- Categories
- Analytics & SIEM
Incident fields (21)
- Credibility - Offense
- Description - Offense
- Destination IP - Offense
- Destination Network - Offense
- Domain - Offense
- ID - Offense
- Link To Offense
- List of Rules - Offense
- Low Level Categories - Offense
- Magnitude - Offense
- Number Of Events In Offense
- Number Of Fetched Events
- Number Of Flows
- Offense Inactive
- Relevance - Offense
- Severity - Offense
- Source IP - Offense
- Source Network - Offense
- Status - Offense
- Type - Offense
- Username Count - Offense
Integrations (3)
- IBM QRadar (Deprecated)
- IBM QRadar v3
- IBM QRadar v2 (Deprecated)
Layouts (1)
- Qradar Generic
Playbooks (14)
- Access Investigation - QRadar
- QRadar - Get Offense Logs
- QRadar - Get offense correlations v2
- QRadar Build Query and Search
- QRadar Generic
- QRadar Get Hunting Results
- QRadar Indicator Hunting
- QRadar Indicator Hunting V2
- QRadarCorrelationLog
- QRadarFullSearch
- TIM - QRadar Add Bad Hash Indicators
- TIM - QRadar Add Domain Indicators
- TIM - QRadar Add IP Indicators
- TIM - QRadar Add Url Indicators
Scripts (10)
- QRadarClassifier
- QRadarCreateAQLQuery
- QRadarFetchedEventsSum
- QRadarFullSearch
- QRadarGetCorrelationLogs
- QRadarGetOffenseCorrelations
- QRadarMagnitude
- QRadarMirroringEventsStatus
- QRadarPrintAssets
- QRadarPrintEvents
README
QRadar aggregates and parses logs that come in from various data sources. The QRadar admin creates rules for detecting suspicious traffic, suspicious IDs, etc., and runs searches to obtain additional data about these offences.
What does this pack do?
The integration in this pack automatically fetches the offences from QRadar along with all the additional data about the offenses. The data from QRadar is populated into XSOAR incident fields providing the XSOAR analyst with all the information about the incident just by performing a fetch.
Using the commands in the integration, you can leverage what the QRadar API has to offer, such as:
- Editing objects
- Getting object lists
- Adding notes
Basically, you can perform tasks that a user would need to do manually in the QRadar UI or would need to provide automations to do.
For more information, visit our Cortex XSOAR Developer Docs.
If you’re new to our QRadar Content Pack, check out our Ingest Incidents from a SIEM Using QRadar tutorial.