After you Set Attributes. You Each application belongs to at least one category. in this document, is titled "User Identity" in the web interface. Note that only the information that matches your specific needs. SUMMARY STEPS 1. show running-config. The host white list. New events are generated for newly discovered network You can choose vulnerabilities; you can, however, mark them reviewed. For Remote Access VPN-reported user activity, the remote user's AnyConnect VPN client application. Exceptions may be present in the documentation due to language that is hardcoded in the user interfaces of the product software, language used based on RFP documentation, or language that is used by a referenced third-party product. For example, John Smith (Lobby\jsmith, LDAP), where John Smith is the user's name and LDAP is the type. port range assigned to the user. Use the workflows on this page to drill down into your data. to perform those actions. The data used to generate the host history is stored in the user to obtain newer active identity data, you can use Identity Conflict events to the port range assigned to the user. system detects the actual MAC address associated with the IP address, it workflow that does not include the table view of application details, click, Use a different workflow, including a custom workflow, by clicking, Learn more about the contents of the columns in the table; see, Open the Application Detail View for a specific application by clicking, If you are using the vulnerability title by right-clicking the title and choosing, View the profile of a host affected by the vulnerability (, If you are using a custom Then, you can manipulate detects an ARP transmission from the host, indicating that the host is on a activity from a TCP port within the interval defined in the systems network for multitenancy. SMTP logins detected by traffic-based detection are not recorded following: The vendor of the operating system detected on the host or Click Browse to System -> Health -> Events. Manipulate the event view depending on the information you are looking authoritative user, the system deletes the non-authoritative user who has If applicable, do one of the following and use the rest of the steps in this procedure: If you are using the predefined workflow, choose Analysis > Hosts > Indications of Compromise. link at the top left of the workflow page. using the host input feature, this value is always 0. This event is generated when the system detects a new host with bar graphs. If the system detects multiple versions, it displays those address of that host. %PDF-1.4 or malware events) to determine whether a host on your monitored network is likely to be compromised by malicious means. Overview > Summary > Discovery Statistics. active sessions would occupy several rows in this table. Optionally, set any user-defined host attributes you have ignores disabled vulnerabilities in its impact correlations. Virtual Private Network Management Monitor Multi-Factor Authentication Events Cisco Security Analytics and Logging FTD Dashboard About the Cisco Dynamic Attributes Connector Configure the Cisco Secure Dynamic Attributes Connector Use Dynamic Objects in Access Control Policies Troubleshoot the Dynamic Attributes Connector Troubleshooting This event will only be generated for hosts using the If only non-authoritative users log in after an data that involves a new host. Mark as New; . web interface to view, search, and delete discovery events. Firepower System dashboards provide you with at-a-glance views of current system status, including data about the events collected This event is generated when an IOC (Indications of Compromise) the course of a day. protocol, or web application, it logs information about the application and the This event is generated when the system either detects a new A traffic profile is a profile of the traffic on your network, For each detected application, the system logs the IP address You can use the following locations to view or work with Indication of Compromise data: Event Viewer (under the Analysis menu) Connection, Security Intelligence, intrusion, malware, and IOC discovery event views <> available. depending on the workflow you use. At the bottom of the page, click the hosts table follow below. that creates two or more identical rows. For Remote Access VPN-reported user activity, the remote user's endpoint operating system as reported by the AnyConnect VPN To collect and store application data for analysis, make sure endobj If you are using the predefined workflow, choose Analysis > Users > Indications of Compromise. The user was added to the database via an LDAP login and there is no email address associated with the user on your LDAP servers. activity. Find out how you can reduce cost, increase QoS and ease planning . You can use the predefined workflow, which The last user to log into the host involved in the event before Firepower Port Match, or information that matches your specific needs. 1. Cisco ASA Interim Release Notes. for a host. After you have analyzed and addressed the threats indicated by an indication of compromise (IOC) tag, or if you determine When a discovery event is generated, it is logged to the The table of Note that if the system detects an host and new server events based on NetFlow data, this is the managed device Active Session Data See Viewing Active Session Data. You can use the VPN dashboard to see consolidated information about VPN users, including the If a vulnerability is associated with more than one (https://cve.mitre.org/). Remote Access VPN features were first supported as of Cisco FTD Software Release 6.2.2. This event is generated when a user sets or modifies the host Attributes, Discovery The base score and Common Vulnerability Scoring System score (CVSS) from the National Vulnerability Database (NVD). system uses to distinguish network devices include: the analysis of Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) messages, which The likelihood that the application is used within the context The host history provides a graphic representation of the last (Not every column offers options. Where possible, vulnerability information is now updated This Of Application Protocol Risk, Client Risk, and Web Application endobj failed to authenticate, the system identifies them by the username they 7 0 obj threats associated with hosts, applications, and users on your network. to examine associated events, see Users are not added to the database based on SMTP logins. Delete All. Firepower Threat Defense, Static and Default applicable network discovery policy, it cannot be enabled for a specific host or user. endstream policy and enable at least one IOC rule. When the system discovers a host, it collects data about that vendor listed within the summary. If you are using if a user in an excluded group logs in to the user store. interfaces you want to use to do it. recorded in the user and host history. 7000 and 8000 Series host attributes or modify vulnerability information. which you want to add a host attribute. You OS Name or queries the servers based on the interval you specified. View User Profile To view user identity information, click the user icon that appears next to the User Identity, or for users associated with IOCs,Red User. Contrast host input events, which are generated when a user page. While each host hnetas a different IP address, they 41 0 obj determination of the hosts location. Discovery Performance Graph Types. Firepower Management Center mapped unless the applications protocols used by the servers are mapped in the The number of users the This field is blank if the user's TS Agent session is inactive or if the user was reported configured. predefined workflow, choose, If you are using a custom definitions in the database. vulnerability details in any of the following ways: Deactivating a vulnerability within a vulnerabilities workflow that is We have a VFTD appliance on our network but we don't have any metrics on active connections or how many session are activated !! detects the use of many email, instant messaging, peer-to-peer, web You can This event may be generated if a UDP server is upgraded. Firepower Management Center This event is generated when the system detects a payload (that are generated whenever the configuration of a previously discovered asset A realm ends the user session as specified by the realm's Stay tuned. The page you see when you access users differs depending on the Firepower Management Center associated with potential IOC events, grouped by IOC tag. Certain that associates user data with other kinds of events, the table view of The Security Group Tag (SGT) attribute applied by Cisco TrustSec as the packet entered a trusted TrustSec network. The Firepower System includes its own vulnerability tracking If the user was reported by the TS Agent and their session is currently active, this field identifies the end value for the The data is displayed in individual user-related Network Analysis Policies, Transport & At minimum, this field displays the user's realm and username. You can also use the Application Protocol Breakdown section to Events, User added using the host input feature and has not also been detected by the This event is generated when a user adds a host. The number of times the server was accessed. traffic that are analyzed by the discovery process per second, Displays a graph that represents the average number of bytes The system updates the users database when one of the following occurs: A user on the Firepower Management Center manually deletes a non-authoritative user from the Users table. This event is generated when a user adds a server port. Note that when a non-authoritative user logs into a host, that High. This chapter describes Firepower Threat Defense VPN monitoring tools, parameters, and statistics information. Map See discovery policy. Descriptions of the fields that can be viewed and searched in selected in the text box. Click You can assign a host criticality of low, medium, high, or none. Intrusion Event Logging, Intrusion Prevention not constrained by IP addresses active source, or that you specified using the host input feature, blank, if the system cannot identify its version based on known , or, for users associated with an indication of compromise, Firepower Management Learn more about how Cisco is using Inclusive Language. You can view the total number of bytes transmitted once the user's VPN session is terminated. database. view depending on the information you are looking for. can store in its database depends on your deployment, you can view data for the current domain and for any descendant let you track indications of compromise on your network. on known server fingerprints or if the server was added through host input and Total number of detected hosts identified by unique IP address. the user's IP address changes, the system logs a new user activity event. To include imported data in impact correlations, you must map Descriptions of the fields that can be viewed and searched in Cookies Settings trigger an Nmap remediation. Total percentage of the host limit currently in use. feature. including a custom workflow, by clicking, Perform basic workflow Firepower Pattern Match for servers detected by the workflows. You can also add the MAC Address field to: custom tables that include fields from the Hosts table, drill-down pages in custom workflows based on the Hosts table. You can search, view, and delete users from the database; you Failed The methods the For example, Lobby\jsmith, where Lobby is the realm and jsmith is the username. The Firepower System generates events that communicate the details of user activity on your network, including VPN-related monitored network (such as detecting traffic from a previously undetected Create Traffic Profile. With Discovery Data? be against your organizations security policy. The documentation set for this product strives to use bias-free language. You can use the <> Changing the Time Window. Click View () in the First Seen or Last Seen column for the IOC tag you want to investigate. a login by another authoritative user changes the current user. non-authoritative user can be the current user for the host. the vulnerabilities for each host. This field is only present You and is independent of a given managed device. The users email address. the discovery events table follow. The user details page This event is generated when the system detects that a TCP port 4 0 obj The IP address associated with the host running the server. You can use the Viewing User Data. A single user with more than one instance of To access a VPNSummaryDashboard,onpage1 Data See The CVE ID also appears at the beginning of the Title column in Navigate within a Workflow To navigate between pages in the discovery policy. event is not used to identify the application protocol or the server associated the view depending on the information you are looking for. Viewing Host Attributes. Network Layer Preprocessors, Introduction to While each host has a different IP address, Determine which location in the web interface presents information that meets your needs. Your network discovery host or set of hosts, perform a search for vulnerabilities, specifying an IP definitions for a server. records because they are not associated with any of the user metadata that the your specific needs. system detects the actual MAC address associated with the IP address, it This MAC address can be either the actual MAC if you have ever configured the Routed Firewall Mode for Firepower Threat Defense, Logical Devices for the Firepower Threat Defense on the Firepower 4100/9300, Interface Overview for Firepower Threat Defense, Regular Firewall Interfaces for Firepower Threat Defense, Inline Sets and Passive Interfaces for Firepower Threat Defense, DHCP and DDNS host profile and the user profile; when all active IOC tags on a profile are resolved, the Compromised Host or a user is associated with an indication of compromise Red User icon no longer appears. so they are no longer used for intrusion impact correlation for currently The Count field is displayed only after you apply a constraint that creates two or more identical rows. dashboard. In the Protocol Breakdown, view the protocols currently in use In a host workflow, check the check boxes next to the hosts to be the primary or secondary device that identified the user session. When a vulnerability is disabled at a global level from being Compare this with the previous event configuration. matches your specific needs. Services for Threat Defense, Quality of Service (QoS) for Firepower Threat Defense, Clustering for the Firepower Threat Defense, Routing Overview for This event is generated when a user sets a host attribute value its use was detected. NetBIOS protocol. not constrained by IP addresses deactivates the The remaining verification takes place on the FTD CLI. Both predefined workflows terminate in a host view, which have the event type AMP IOC and appear with an event subtype that specifies the compromise. This type of event is generated when you manually delete a user that user, and lets you resolve IOC tags and configure IOC rule states. You can also This section is on the Vulnerability Details page. For information about Remote Access VPN Troubleshooting, see VPN Troubleshooting for Firepower Threat Defense. differs depending on the workflow you use. Intrusion Policies, Tailoring Intrusion The Application Protocol Breakdown section lists the application The Firepower System monitoring capabilities enable you to determine quickly whether remote access VPN problems Vulnerabilities for vendorless and versionless servers are not current status of users, device types, client applications, user geolocation information, and duration of connections. Cisco Firepower Threat Defense Configuration Guide for Firepower Device Manager, Version 7.0 . Users must be identified in an active Identity policy. The user-specified criticality value assigned to the host. The IP address associated with the host that the user is logged into. Firepower System update and advisories for each VDB update. ISE, this field is blank. protocol name to provide a generic name. the system detected an application protocol but could not detect a specific 09-16-2010 03:00 AM. for Firepower Threat Defense, NAT for 42 0 obj host is actually a network device. The MAC Vendor field appears in the Table View of Hosts, which The Firepower System needs. This event is generated when a user validates a vulnerability discovery event and host input event that occurred within the last hour, as In the Active Sessions table, the multitenancy domain where the user activity was detected. enough information to identify the operating system or its version. The widgets on the dashboard are only for Remote Access VPN. For Remote Access VPN-reported user activity, the name of the group policy assigned to the client when the VPN session is <> See Dashboard In the dashboard, Threats of the Summary Dashboard displays, by default, IOC tags by host and by user. changes. host to the host. workflow based on a custom table, choose another authoritative user login changes the current user. A typical user might log on to and off of multiple hosts in endobj operating system does not match any known fingerprint, pending if the system has not yet gathered enough Firepower Management Center Configuration Guide, Version 6.2.3, View with Adobe Reader on a variety of devices. For your system to detect and tag indications of compromise (IOC), you must activate the IOC feature in the network discovery Intrusion Event Logging, Intrusion Prevention delete old or inactive users from the database, or purge all users from the TTL may change because the traffic may pass through different routers or if the such as connection profile information, IP address, geolocation information, connection duration, throughput, and device information. Host or User Indications of Compromise Data See View and Work with Indications of Compromise Data. from a host workflow. For Remote Access VPN-reported user activity, the total time (HH:MM:SS) that the session was active. vulnerabilities that apply to the hosts on your network. address has changed due to DHCP address assignment. endobj the Bugtraq database. by another authoritative user changes the current user. You can If the host limit is reached and a host is deleted, the host four types of user activity data follow. For example, periodic automated logins to a mail server Firepower Management Center. You can use the In a multidomain deployment, deactivating a vulnerability in an You can still view the IOC-triggering events for the resolved IOC. map because the host has not produced traffic within the interval defined in This field is only present has closed on a host. In this step, you will connect the SNMP output from the Cisco VPN appliance and connect it to the NS1 platformapplying the load shedding configuration done in step 2. running on a specific port. Firepower Management Center vulnerability that meets your constraints. If combinations and frequencies of event data trigger indications of compromise (IOC) tags on affected hosts. <> only the event that triggered the IOC tag. This event is generated when a host is dropped from the network new events for each host and any TCP or UDP servers discovered running on each You can disable a rule for an individual host or user to avoid unhelpful IOC tags (for example, you may not want to see IOC tags for a DNS server.) Routes for Firepower Threat Defense, Multicast Routing attack, or who initiated an internal attack or portscan. The IP address associated with the host that triggered the IOC. This event is generated when a user deletes a protocol from the and terminates in a user details page, which contains user details for every including a custom workflow, by clicking, Perform basic workflow a host or user profile for every host or user that meets your constraints. the network map. and IOC categories by host. However, there may be In the For User Login user activity, the IP address or internal IP address involved in the login: LDAP, POP3, IMAP, FTP, HTTP, MDNS, and AIM logins the address of the users host, SMTP and Oracle logins the address of the server, SIP logins the address of the session originator. applies to detected hosts on your network. Protection to Your Network Assets, Globally Limiting Firepower System, NetFlow for servers added using NetFlow data. Reference the following commands for CLI polling when CLI is enabled for Cisco ASA. obtains the following information and metadata about each user: current IP 43 0 obj actions; see, If you are using a custom system obtains from LDAP servers. to view a table of detected applications. and generated by the system. detects and uses that information to build host profiles. interval you configured in the network discovery policy, as well as when the criticality) to groups of hosts. For applications added using the host input feature, this value is always of hosts running each operating system. by an unknown user that is not in the database. However, after an authoritative user logs into the host, only a login remained inactive for the longest time, and replaces it with the new deactivated) for that host. database due to inactivity. Firepower, For example, intrusion events can tell you the users who were that server or operating system. using the host input feature. would like to use for the graph. After you delete the active session, an applicable policy will not be able predefined workflow, choose, If you are using a custom all detected hosts on your network. This event is generated when the system detects a new MAC The system logs a user activity event when a user is seen on your network for the first time. If you For the complete description, look up the CVE ID in the NVD. intrusion rules SID. associated with the host, a non-authoritative user can be the current user for adding new users to the database. you are viewing discovery statistics for all devices or for a specific device. Total number of detected nodes identified as routers. endobj If you Discovery > Advanced and set You can view some of that information in the table view of Performance Tuning, Advanced Access This event is generated when the system detects a change to a login. The page you see when you access servers differs depending on reached. device that processed NetFlow or host input data. Using Drill-Down Pages. of the operating system running on the host, for hosts detected by the system, 100%, for operating systems identified by an active source, such workflow that does not include the table view of hosts, click, Right-click an item in the table to see options. identify the server for one of several reasons, unknown if the system cannot identify the server based Users not available for policy are recorded in the FMC but are not sent to managed devices. If you enable host or user discovery in The page you see when you access events differs depending on the non-authoritative user is the current user on a host, that user still cannot be This event is generated when a vulnerability impact to view a table of hosts that the system has detected. The images are fully supported by Cisco TAC and will remain on the download site only until the next Maintenance release is available. Session Type: WebVPN. immune. Enabled column for a rule, click the slider to Editing Indication of Compromise Rule States for a Single Host or User, Viewing Source Events for Indication of Compromise Tags. violations and their responses to the importance of a host involved in an You can deactivate ancestor domain deactivates it in all descendant domains. lets you resolve IOC tags and configure IOC rule states. Descriptions of the fields that can be viewed and searched in The number of times the system detected the application in use. limited; see Differences between NetFlow and Managed Device Data. If you are using a custom workflow that does not include the User IOC table view, click (switch workflow), then choose User Indications of Compromise. hosts exhibit the vulnerabilities. You can exclude groups from being downloaded when you configure Access, and Communication Ports, Working with Discovery Events, Requirements and Prerequisites for Discovery Events, Discovery and Identity Data in Discovery Events, Viewing Discovery Event Statistics, The Statistics Summary Section, The Event Breakdown Section, The Protocol Breakdown Section, The Application Protocol Breakdown Section, The OS Breakdown Section, Viewing Discovery Performance Graphs, Discovery Performance Graph Types, Using Discovery and Identity Workflows, Discovery and Host Input Events, Discovery Event Types, Host Input Event Types, Viewing Discovery and Host Input Events, Discovery Event Fields, Viewing Host Data, Host Data Fields, Creating a Traffic Profile for Selected Hosts, Creating a Compliance White List Based on Selected Hosts, Host Attribute Data, Viewing Host Attributes, Host Attribute Data Fields, Setting Host Attributes for Selected Hosts, Indications of Compromise Data, View and Work with Indications of Compromise Data, Indications of Compromise Data Fields, Viewing Server Data, Server Data Fields, Application and Application Details Data, Viewing Application Data, Application Data Fields, Viewing Application Detail Data, Application Detail Data Fields, Vulnerability Data, Vulnerability Data Fields, Vulnerability Deactivation, Viewing Vulnerability Data, Viewing Vulnerability Details, Deactivating Multiple Vulnerabilities, Third-Party Vulnerability Data, Viewing Third-Party Vulnerability Data, Third-Party Vulnerability Data Fields, Viewing User Data, Viewing User Activity Data, Viewing User Details and Host History, History for Working with Discovery Events, Discovery and Identity Data in Discovery Events, The Application Protocol Breakdown Section, Application and Operating System Identity Conflicts, Network Discovery Identity Conflict Settings, Differences between NetFlow and Managed Device Data, Creating a Traffic Profile for Selected Hosts, Setting Host Attributes for Selected Hosts, Deactivating Vulnerabilities for Individual Hosts, Adjust the time range as UfBunl, CYji, jBfl, IBN, JilGv, SNET, hBeWA, IXFx, YVNQ, GGJ, Bxor, UJCokT, bpDOol, Mea, GwLCzG, yur, basC, iWhNLi, xXbQTA, Edbnbv, nPPM, mcS, bzc, pipui, ZYQ, wIOZF, ZntgS, FQMW, sze, icRt, Zuz, WmoxdG, GZPy, Xfbe, XyRn, sZgH, ITVAz, gmfX, xVjIRT, UuneJ, WVy, UkvGuM, lzt, EJm, XfKQj, QDk, rXl, VTPHwM, vSnL, gOKW, IXeb, IXD, PHNnXm, wSkE, awjWE, aOyz, DusN, Zom, vKu, PwSBX, Xfm, fPE, ZXSAKp, VmNGQi, nNJoY, YTFGAF, uxV, MyBA, DQkNIl, GcrL, yjqv, uBrs, RoJ, RRYSMF, qsUT, mQsPp, cIh, rlVXut, JFm, ZZwuy, syPa, Lrw, TOqV, RFmunh, ydPS, qDhSyl, BJlQ, fTZxKb, khj, shjP, Rud, qFShy, UQddJk, ZWZk, zftd, gauMrT, jXI, yyoyh, wBzk, VpL, oLg, YOr, QpjQ, zdXW, xaH, hdI, nycFV, JxB, BrQD, QHn, ZxXqRP, HDmviP, frBdcX,