Alert Destinations / SIEMs

Datadog

Once configured, Multicloud Defense alerts will sent to Datadog using the defined Alert Service Profile and Alert Rule.

Create an Alert Profile Service

Before you begin

In order to send alerts to Datadog, the following information is required:

  • Datadog account

  • API Key


Tip

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Services.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Name - Enter unique name for the alert integration. Example multicloud defense-Datadog-profile.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert integration.

Step 5

Type - Using the pulldown, choose Datadog.

Step 6

API Key - Specify the Datadog API Key used to authenticate the communication.

Step 7

Click Save.

What to do next

Create an alert rule with this new profile.

Create an Alert Rule

Before you begin

In order to send alerts to Datadog, the following information is required:

  • Datadog account

  • API Key


Tip

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Alert Rules.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Profile Name - Enter unique name for the integration. Example multicloud defense-Datadog-alert-rule.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert rule.

Step 5

Alert Profile - Using the pulldown, choose a PagerDuty Alert Profile. As example, select profile created above multicloud defense-Datadog-profile.

Step 6

Type - Using the pulldown, select either System Logs or Discovery.

Step 7

Sub Type - For Type System Logs, the Sub Type pulldown options are either: Gateway or Account. For Type Discovery, the Sub Type pulldown optionis: Insights Rule.

Step 8

Severity - For selected Type System Logs, and using the pulldown, select a Severity level from options: Info Warning Medium High or Critical. For Type Discovery, select a Severity level from options: Info Medium Critical.

Step 9

Enabled - Using the checkbox, check to enable this alert profile.

Step 10

Click Save.

Microsoft Sentinel

Once configured, Multicloud Defense alerts will sent to Microsoft Sentinel using the defined Alert Service Profile and Alert Rule.

Create an Alert Profile Service

Before you begin

In order to send alerts to Microsoft Sentinel, the following information is required:

  • Create an Azure Log Analytics Workspace.

  • Define an Azure Log Table.

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Services.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Name - Enter unique name for the alert integration. Example mcd-mssentinel-profile.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert integration.

Step 5

Type - Using the pulldown, choose Microsoft Sentinel.

Step 6

API Key - Specify the Shared Key created in Azure for the Azure Log Analytics Workspace.

Step 7

Azure Log Table Name - Specify the name of the Azure Log defined when creating the Azure Log Analytics Workspace.

Step 8

Azure Log Analytics Workspace ID - Specify the ID of the Azure Log Analytics Workspace.

Step 9

Click Save.

What to do next

Create an alert rule with this new profile.

Create an Alert Rule

Before you begin

In order to send alerts to Microsoft Sentinel, the following information is required:

  • Create an Azure Log Analytics Workspace.

  • Define an Azure Log Table.

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Alert Rules.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Profile Name - Enter unique name for the integration. Example mcd-mssentinel-alert-rule.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert rule.

Step 5

Alert Profile - Using the pulldown, choose the appropriate profile you previously created. As example, select profile created above mcd-mssentinel-profile.

Step 6

Type - Using the pulldown, select either System Logs or Discovery.

Step 7

Sub Type - For Type System Logs, the Sub Type pulldown options are either: Gateway or Account. For Type Discovery, the Sub Type pulldown optionis: Insights Rule.

Step 8

Severity - For selected Type System Logs, and using the pulldown, select a Severity level from options: Info Warning Medium High or Critical. For Type Discovery, select a Severity level from options: Info Medium Critical.

Step 9

Enabled - Using the checkbox, check to enable this alert profile.

Step 10

Click Save.

PagerDuty

Once configured, Multicloud Defense alerts will sent to a PagerDuty API gateway using the defined Alert Service Profile and Alert Rule.

Create an Alert Profile Service

Before you begin

In order to complete the steps in this guide, you will need:

  • A PagerDuty account with an API Key configured.


Tip

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Services.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Name - Enter unique name for the alert integration. Example mcd-pagerduty-profile.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert integration.

Step 5

Type - Using the pulldown, choose PagerDuty.

Step 6

API Key - Copy the PagerDuty API key generated above, or other PagerDuty API Key as desired.

Step 7

Click Save.

What to do next

Create an alert rule with this new profile.

Create an Alert Rule

Before you begin

In order to complete the steps in this guide, you will need:

A PagerDuty account with an API Key configured.


Tip

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Alert Rules.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Profile Name - Enter unique name for the integration. Example mcd-pagerduty-alert-rule.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert rule.

Step 5

Alert Profile - Using the pulldown, choose a PagerDuty Alert Profile. As example, select profile created above mcd-pagerduty-profile.

Step 6

Type - Using the pulldown, select either System Logs or Discovery.

Step 7

Sub Type - For Type System Logs, the Sub Type pulldown options are either: Gateway or Account. For Type Discovery, the Sub Type pulldown optionis: Insights Rule.

Step 8

Severity - For selected Type System Logs, and using the pulldown, select a Severity level from options: Info Warning Medium High or Critical. For Type Discovery, select a Severity level from options: Info Medium Critical.

Step 9

Enabled - Using the checkbox, check to enable this alert profile.

Step 10

Click Save.

ServiceNow

Once configured, Multicloud Defense alerts will sent to a ServiceNow API gateway using the defined Alert Service Profile and Alert Rule.

Create an Alert Profile Service

Before you begin

In order to complete the steps in this guide, you will need:

  • A ServiceNow account with an Incoming Webhook URL.

  • API Key configured.


Tip

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Services.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Name - Enter unique name for the alert integration. Example mcd-servicenow-profile.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert integration.

Step 5

Type - Using the pulldown, choose ServiceNow.

Step 6

API Key - Specify the ServiceNow API key generated above, or other ServiceNow API Key as desired.

Step 7

API URL - Specify the ServiceNow Webhook URL generated above, or other ServiceNow Webhook URL as desired.

Step 8

Click Save.

What to do next

Create an alert rule with this new profile.

Create an Alert Rule

Before you begin

In order to complete the steps in this guide, you will need:

  • A ServiceNow account with an Incoming Webhook URL.

  • An API Key configured.


Tip

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Alert Rules.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Profile Name - Enter unique name for the integration. Example mcd-servicenow-alert-rule.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert rule.

Step 5

Alert Profile - Using the pulldown, choose a ServiceNow Alert Profile. As example, select profile created above mcd-servicenow-profile.

Step 6

Type - Using the pulldown, select either System Logs or Discovery.

Step 7

Select the Sub Type.

  • For Type System Logs, the options are either Gateway or Account.

  • For Type Discovery, the only option is Insights Rule.

Step 8

Select the Severity.

  • For selected Type System Logs, and using the pulldown, select a Severity level from options: Info Warning Medium High or Critical.

  • For Type Discovery, select Info Medium Critical.

Step 9

Enabled - Using the checkbox, check to enable this alert profile.

Step 10

Click Save.

Slack

Once configured, Multicloud Defense alerts will sent to a Slack Incoming Webhook URL using the defined Alert Service Profile and Rule.

Create an Alert Profile Service

Before you begin

In order to complete the steps in this guide, you will need:

  • A Slack account with an incoming webhook URL configured.


Tip

  1. Create a Slack account (https://slack.com/get-started#/create).

  2. Create an incoming Webhook (https://slack.com/help/articles/115005265063-Incoming-webhooks-for-Slack#set-up-incoming-webhooks).

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Services.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Name - Enter unique name for the alert integration. Example mcd-slack-profile.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert integration.

Step 5

Type - Using the pulldown, choose Slack.

Step 6

API URL - Specify the Slack Webhook URL generated above, or other Slack Webhook URL as desired.

What to do next

Create an alert rule with this new profile.

Create an Alert Rule

Before you begin

In order to complete the steps in this guide, you will need:

A Slack account with an Incoming Webhook URL configured.


Tip

  1. Create a Slack account (https://slack.com/get-started#/create).

  2. Create an incoming Webhook (https://slack.com/help/articles/115005265063-Incoming-webhooks-for-Slack#set-up-incoming-webhooks).

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Alert Rules.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Profile Name - Enter unique name for the integration. Example mcd-slack-alert-rule.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the aler trule.

Step 5

Alert Profile - Using the pulldown, choose a Slack Alert Profile. As example, select profile created above mcd-slack-profile.

Step 6

Type - Using the pulldown, select either System Logs or Discovery.

Step 7

Sub Type - For Type System Logs, the Sub Type pulldown options are either: Gateway or Account. For Type Discovery, the Sub Type pulldown optionis: Insights Rule.

Step 8

Severity - For selected Type System Logs, and using the pulldown, select a Severity level from options: Info Warning Medium High or Critical. For Type Discovery, select a Severity level from options: Info Medium Critical.

Step 9

Enabled - Using the checkbox, check to enable this alert profile.

Step 10

Click Save.

Webex

Once configured, Multicloud Defense alerts will sent to a Webex API gateway using the defined Alert Service Profile and Alert Rule.

Create an Alert Profile Service

Use the following procedure to create an alert profile for the Webex service:

Before you begin

In order to complete the steps in this guide, you will need:

  • A Webex account with an Incoming Webhook URL.

  • API Key configured.


Note

  1. Create or access a Webex account.

  2. Create a Webex Incoming Webhook.

  3. Accept the Incoming Webhook permissions.

  4. Provide a Name and select a Webex Space.

  5. Copy the Webex Webhook URL to use in the configuration of the Alert Service Profile.

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Services.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Name - Enter unique name for the alert integration.

Step 4

(Optional) Description - Enter a description for the alert integration.

Step 5

Type - Using the pulldown, choose Webex.

Step 6

API URL - Specify the Webex Webhook URL generated as part of the prerequisites, or other Webex Webhook URL as desired.

What to do next

Create an alert rule with this new profile.

Create an Alert Rule

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Alert Rules.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Profile Name - Enter unique name for the integration. An example is mcd-servicenow-alert-rule.

Step 4

(Optional) Description - Enter a description for the alert rule.

Step 5

Alert Profile - Using the pulldown, choose a Webex Alert Profile. As example, select profile created above mcd-servicenow-profile.

Step 6

Type - Using the pulldown, select either System Logs or Discovery.

Step 7

Select the Sub Type.

  • For Type System Logs, the options are either Gateway or Account.

  • For Type Discovery, the only option is Insights Rule.

Step 8

Se;ect the Severity.

  • For selected Type System Logs, and using the pulldown, select either Info Warning Medium High or Critical.

  • For Type Discovery, select Info Medium Critical.

Step 9

Enabled - Using the checkbox, check to enable this alert profile.

Step 10

Click Save.

Splunk

Once configured, Multicloud Defense alerts will sent to an API gateway using the defined Alert Service Profile and Alert Rule.

Create a Splunk Profile Service

Use the following procedure to create an alert profile for the Splunk service:

Before you begin

You must have the following configured and ready:

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Services.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Name - Enter unique name for the alert integration.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert integration.

Step 5

Type - Using the pulldown, choose Splunk.

Step 6

API Key - Copy the Splunk API key generated above, or other PagerDuty API Key as desired.

Step 7

Check the Skip Verify Certificate box if your server doesnt have certificates with SAN field matching with domain. If you server does have ceritficats with SAN fields matching the domain, leave this unchecked.

Step 8

Index(default - main) is Splunk's default index where all the processed data is stored. This is provided when you configure the Splunk HEC.

Step 9

Enter the API URL for the Splunk HTTP Event Collector. We recommend this URL https://<host>:<port>/services/collector .

Step 10

Click Save.

What to do next

Create an alert rule with this new profile.

Create a Splunk Rule

Use the following procedure to create a rule containing the splunk alert service:

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to System and Accounts > Service Alerts > Alert Rules.

Step 2

Click Create.

Step 3

Profile Name - Enter unique name for the integration. Example mcd-mssentinel-alert-rule.

Step 4

Description (optional) - Enter a description for the alert rule.

Step 5

Alert Profile - Using the pulldown, choose the appropriate profile you previously created. As example, select profile created above mcd-splunk-rule.

Step 6

Type - Using the pulldown, select either System Logs or Discovery.

Step 7

Sub Type - For Type System Logs, the Sub Type pulldown options are either: Gateway or Account. For Type Discovery, the Sub Type pulldown optionis: Insights Rule.

Step 8

Severity - For selected Type System Logs, and using the pulldown, select a Severity level from options: Info Warning Medium High or Critical. For Type Discovery, select a Severity level from options: Info Medium Critical.

Step 9

Enabled - Using the checkbox, check to enable this alert profile.

Step 10

Click Save.