Cortex XSIAM

Cortex XSIAM

Resources for Cortex XSIAM, Palo Alto Networks’ autonomous security platform powering the Modern SOC.

Welcome to the Cortex XSIAM resources page. Cortex XSIAM, the autonomous security platform powering the Modern SOC, operates across both cloud and enterprise security operations, providing true end-to-end-management of threats wherever they originate. This page provides information and resources to make your Palo Alto Networks journey as simple as possible. Ask your questions, find answers, connect with peers, and get access to troubleshooting resources all in one place.

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amcdonal363 12-11-2024	What part of the network did an alert generate from? Within XSIAM, an enterprises' network asset ranges are defined at Assets > Network Configuration. On adding a network, you are able to assign the ... — Read more posted in Cortex XSIAM Discussions	30	0
MDovirak 11-28-2024	XSIAM Assets / Network Mapper - How to identify unknown assets We configured network mapper in the BrokerVM settings and using multiple ports for network identification. Of course, on the firewalls we allow all tr... — Read more posted in Cortex XSIAM Discussions	102	0
john-lillington 11-21-2024	How to delete a shared Incident Filter View in XSIAM that was created by an inactive user Hi I'm looking to find a way to remove a shared Incident Filter View that was created by someone who has now left. The filter is no longer needed and ... — Read more posted in Cortex XSIAM Discussions	193	1
rathilaramesh13 11-21-2024	Command to close alert in xsiam Is there a command to close alert in XSIAM? posted in Cortex XSIAM Discussions	247	3
CH-Manojkumar 11-27-2024	XSIAM custom widget with custom timeframe Need help in creating a custom dashboard like "incident status board" but need a custom time frame to select the dates and time,1.find MTTR in that ti... — Read more 1 posted in Cortex XSIAM Discussions	221	2

Blogs

Threat Brief: CVE-2024-6387 OpenSSH RegreSSHion Vulnerability

07-15-2024 — On July 1, 2024, a critical signal handler race condition vulnerability was disclosed in OpenSSH servers (sshd) on glibc-based Linux systems. This vulnerability, called RegreSSHion and tracked as CVE-2024-6387, can result in unauthenticated remote... — Read more

Labels: Cortex XDR Cortex Xpanse Cortex XSIAM Cortex XSOAR CVE-2024-6387 OpenSSH RegreSSHion Remote Code Execution SSH threat brief
10904 by rtsedaka in Community Blogs

Harnessing the Power of Cortex XSIAM for Enhanced File Management and Data Privacy

07-15-2024 — In an era where cybersecurity threats are evolving at a breakneck pace, Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solutions have emerged as the vanguard of defense for organizations. But what if we could extend the capabilities of the Cortex XSIAM sol... — Read more

Labels: Cortex XSIAM Endpoint Security
1540 4 by jcorzo in Community Blogs

What’s Next in Cortex - New Wave of Innovations in Cortex (June 2024 Release)

07-03-2024 — ith the ever evolving threat landscape, security operations teams require a new level of efficiency to protect their organizations. The latest release across Cortex products aims to solve a diverse set of challenges in security operations, all whi... — Read more

Labels: Cortex XDR Cortex Xpanse Cortex XSIAM Cortex XSOAR XDR Xpanse XSIAM XSOAR
3718 by GonenFink in Community Blogs

SmartGrouping - Precision AI™-Driven Investigation

06-05-2024 — SmartGrouping is a crucial aspect of security operations, allowing to connect disparate alerts and paint a comprehensive picture of an attack. It's like piecing together a puzzle, where each alert represents a piece, and the complete picture revea... — Read more

Labels: Cortex XDR Cortex XSIAM XDR XSIAM
1644 by rtsedaka in Community Blogs

Securing Kubernetes Clusters: The Cortex XDR and XSIAM Approach

05-16-2024 — Kubernetes has revolutionized the way we deploy and manage applications, but its complexity and dynamic nature also introduce a new set of security challenges. Attackers are constantly looking for ways to exploit vulnerabilities in Kubernetes clus... — Read more

Labels: Cortex XDR Cortex XSIAM Kubernetes
3826 by rtsedaka in Community Blogs