Hello everyone!
A few days ago the need arose to create a dashboard for my manager where he could see the behavior of offenses, rules and domains over time, all this without accessing Qradar.
To do this I must extract the data and then analyze it in a service like PowerBi, Tableau or some custom dashboard with python libraries.
If you want, you can modify this script in some ways:
- Change the filter in URL_Prefix to obtain the offenses you in the status want.
- Change the output to excel, sql, mysql, etc.
- Divide the script in two parts: one for only get all the offenses and one for monitoring the creation of new ones.
Must check
- Have an authorized service token with admin privileges. Variable=SEC_TOKEN
- Network connectivity with the Qradar console through port 433. Variable=URL_base
Output:
Index(['description', 'event_count', 'source_count', 'inactive',
'destination_networks', 'source_network', 'remote_destination_count',
'start_time', 'magnitude', 'credibility', 'id', 'categories',
'severity', 'offense_type', 'relevance', 'domain_id', 'offense_source',
'log_source', 'rule_id', 'domain_name', 'offense_type_name',
'rule_name', 'owner', 'origin', 'identifier'],
dtype='object')
API Reference - Functions:
get_old_offenses
GET /siem/offenses/{status}
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
status (optional) |
string |
The status of the offense. One of "OPEN", "HIDDEN", or "CLOSED". |
change_domain_id
GET - /config/domain_management/domains/{offense_id}
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
domain_id |
num |
Required. Number - The ID of the domain. |
change_offense_type_id
GET - /siem/offense_types/{offense_type}
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
offense_type |
num |
Required. Number - The offense type. |
change_rule_id
GET - /analytics/rules/{rule_id}
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
rule_id |
num |
Required. Number - The rule ID. |
The step by step of how to use the script is on github in jupyter notebook format, I have tried to explain everything there.
Qradar-Scripts/get_offenses.ipynb at main · chmedinap/Qradar-ScriptsThis is a screenshot of an automatic report made with Power Bi, you can use the data analysis tool you prefer and with the aesthetic adjustments you wish.
I hope it works for you!
Carlos
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