Oracle IAM v1.0.34
A suite of solutions that enables secure user authentication, authorization, identity governance, and access control across enterprise applications and services.
- Author:
- Cortex XSOAR
- Support:
- xsoar
Integrations (1)
Modeling rules (1)
Parsing rules (1)
README
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Overview
A robust suite that helps organizations securely manage user identities and control access to critical systems and data. It includes components for authentication, Single Sign-On (SSO), authorization, identity lifecycle management, and federation.
This pack includes
- Built-in commands for CRUD (create, read, update, and delete) operations for employee lifecycle processes.
- Modeling Rule for Audit Event logs that are ingested via the Broker VM on Cortex XSIAM.
- Parsing Rule for timestamp ingestion.
- The ingested Oracle OAM logs can be queried in XQL Search using the
oracle_oam_rawdataset.
- The ingested Oracle OAM logs can be queried in XQL Search using the
Supported Timestamp Formats
Ingestion is conducted according to the IAU_TSTZORIGINATING field, in UTC (+0000) format.
Data Collection
Cortex XSIAM side - Broker VM
To create or configure the Broker VM, use the information described here.
Follow the below steps to configure the Broker VM to receive Oracle OAM logs.
- Navigate to Settings → Configuration → Data Broker → Broker VMs.
- Right-click the broker VM and select DB Collector -> Activate.
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When configuring the Database Collector, set:
Parameter Value Rising ColumnEnter IAU_TSTZORIGINATING Retrieval valueSpecify the value from where the applet starts querying, e.g; 2025-02-02 10:30:00 VendorEnter oracle. ProductEnter oam.
You will need to use the information described here.
When configuring the Database Connection the SQL Query should look as follows:
SELECT * FROM <OAM_TABLE>
WHERE IAU_TSTZORIGINATING > ?
ORDER BY IAU_TSTZORIGINATING ASC
Make sure to use the correct value for “Retrieval Value”, to match the Rising Column value type.
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