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Push Cortex XDR datasets/logs to dedicated syslog server

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some guidance on whether it’s possible to forward Cortex datasets to a dedicated syslog server for long‑term retention. Has anyone successfully done this, or is there a recommended method?
I’m also considering using Microsoft Sentinel as a destination, but I’m not sure if all Cortex datasets can be pushed there.
Any insights or experience would be appreciated.

Cortex XDR 

 

 

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Hi @S.Galabada084004,

 

You have two options to forward the XDR events to a third party tool:

 

  • Log forwarding: allows you to forward the Issues, Cases and audit logs to external services like is described in this document.
  • Event forwarding: this is an add-on that allows you to forward the RAW logs to a Google Cloud bucket provided by Palo Alto. Then from that bucket you can extract the logs with any third party tool. The logs are stored there up to 7 days. You can find more information in this doc.

If this reply answer your question, please mark it as the solution.

 

Thanks

JM

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L5 Sessionator

Hi @S.Galabada084004,

 

You have two options to forward the XDR events to a third party tool:

 

  • Log forwarding: allows you to forward the Issues, Cases and audit logs to external services like is described in this document.
  • Event forwarding: this is an add-on that allows you to forward the RAW logs to a Google Cloud bucket provided by Palo Alto. Then from that bucket you can extract the logs with any third party tool. The logs are stored there up to 7 days. You can find more information in this doc.

If this reply answer your question, please mark it as the solution.

 

Thanks

JM

Thank you for the clarification JM. Just to confirm: if we use event forwarding, would we then be able to pull all the data from the Google Cloud bucket and push it into a separate VM that we manage?

 

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