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03-30-2022 09:33 AM
Got a QRadar integration.
It's suppose to pull back offenses with magnitude > 4
However, our metrics are much higher than what the client expects.
When reviewing this case got pulled into XSOAR:
However, when exporting QRadar, the incident has the following:
In the second column you can see magnitude has a value of 2; so in theory I don't think this should have ever created an incident within XSOAR.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
03-31-2022 07:43 AM
Can you kindly share the integration instance settings? namely the query used for fetch. If set correctly, XSOAR should not be returning any incidents from the API with 'magnitudes' under threshold - used to filter 'fetch'
I also suggest test query in Qradar API playground to ensure it performs as expected. If it doesn't, cross reference the search/query syntax with Qradar documentation, test again Qradar API playground, then update you integration instance in XSOAR.
Hope this helps.
03-31-2022 08:53 AM
Whats confusing is if look at example incident 201769, the magnitude is recorded as 5 under the incident's QRadar Offense tab.
Then if I go run the following in the playground it shows a magnitude of 2.
Magnitude | 2 |
04-03-2022 01:19 AM
Can a user modify the magnitude of an offense?
No, This is a calculation based on the Severity, Relevance and Credibility.
From the details you have given so far, there is a discrepancy between Q and XSOAR. What you can do here is to use the same query in the QR interactive API guide and find out if the returned result is the same if it is this has to be raised with QR support.
Query Examples : https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/qsip/7.3.3?topic=api-filter-syntax
API Access guide : https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/qradar-on-cloud?topic=api-accessing-interactive-documentation-page
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