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Modifying Policies and Profiles on XDR

L2 Linker

Dear All,

 

I wanted to create an XQL Query to identify the modification of XDR policies or Profiles by anyone who have access to XDR, so that I wanted to get the list of users who tried to modify the policies or profiles.

 

I wanted to convert the XQL query into a report and can schedule it as a weekly report.

 

Can someone help me to write a query and convert that as a scheduled report please?

 

TIA

Venu

 

 

Venu
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L4 Transporter

Hi @VenuK 

 

There are couple of ways to achieve to identify the modification of XDR policies or Profiles. Using XQL query you may you may use the following Dataset i.e. "management_auditing".

 

For example:

dataset = management_auditing
| filter management_auditing_type in (ENUM.MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_POLICY_PROFILES , ENUM.MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_PREVENTION_POLICY_RULES ,ENUM.MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_EXTENSIONS_POLICY_RULES, ENUM.MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_EXTENSIONS_PROFILE)
| fields user_name , description , subtype

Other way to explore same is by creating Notifications under Settings -> Configurations for Log Type "Management Audit Logs" and in configuration scope you may filter by type like Policy & Profiles, Prevention policy rules and etc. 

 

Screenshot for reference:

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Hope this helps!

 

Thanks

Piyush

L5 Sessionator

Hi @VenuK ,

 

We have a management auditing dataset which can give out the details for the same. Also, this is something for Cortex XDR management audit logs can be sent over emails as notifications for the same.

 

You can use Cortex XDR sample XQL to review data and filter as per your choice:

dataset = management_auditing
| filter (management_auditing_type in (MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_EXTENSIONS_POLICY_RULES, MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_POLICY_PROFILES, MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_PREVENTION_POLICY_RULES, MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_XDR_COLLECTORS_POLICY, MANAGEMENT_AUDIT_EXTENSIONS_PROFILES))

 

 

Hope this helps!

 

Regards,

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