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05-24-2023 09:30 AM
Hello Everyone,
I have a following question: Since XDR agents are able to detect unmanaged assets in their network (without Broker VM), how can I get that information via XQL ?
Any information will be usefully.
Thank you
Asen Nikolov | CPSP Hybrid PSEE / DI
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05-24-2023 09:23 PM
Hi @anikolov
For your use case to detect unmanaged assets in network (without Broker VM), if those endpoints are domain joined you can leverage the Cloud Identity Engine dataset (pan_dss_raw) to cross-reference the data with endpoints data to identify assets which are a part of the organization domain but are not in the endpoints dataset.
XQL query for reference:
dataset = pan_dss_raw
| fields name,ou,os,type
| filter type= "computer"
| dedup name
| filter name not in (dataset=endpoints | alter hostname = lowercase(endpoint_name) | fields hostname )
Hope this helps!
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