
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Implementation
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- Cover Page
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Implementation
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- At a Glance
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I Introduction to SIEM: Threat Intelligence for IT Systems
- 1 Business Models
- What Are IT Business Models?
- What You Have to Worry About
- Overview of CIA
- Government
- Military
- Three-Letter Agencies
- Social Services Infrastructure
- Commercial Entities
- Retail Services
- Manufacturing/Production
- Banking
- Universities
- How Does Your Company's Business Model Affect You?
- 2 Threat Models
- The Bad Things That Could Happen
- Vulnerabilities
- Malicious Intent
- Recognizing Attacks on the IT Systems
- Scanning or Reconnaissance
- Exploits
- Entrenchment
- Phoning Home
- Control
- After That.
- Summary
- 3 Regulatory Compliance
- Compliance Regulations
- Sarbanes-Oxley Act (2002) - SOX
- Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (1999) - GLBA
- Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (1996) - HIPAA
- Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard - PCI DSS
- California Senate Bill 1386 (2003) - CA SB1386
- Federal Information Security Management Act (2002) - FISMA
- Cyber Security Act of 2009 (SB 773)
- Recommended Best Practices
- Prudent Security
- Summary
- Part II IT Threat Intelligence Using SIEM Systems
- 4 SIEM Concepts: Components for Small and Medium-size Businesses
- The Homegrown SIEM
- Log Management
- Syslog
- Alerts
- Flow Data
- Vulnerability Assessment Data
- Let the Collection Begin
- Logging Solutions
- Event Correlation
- Event Normalization
- Correlation Rules
- Commercial SIEM for SME
- Endpoint Security
- Securing the Endpoints
- Protecting the Network from the Endpoints
- IT Regulatory Compliance
- Compliance Tools
- Implementation Methodology
- Tools Reference
- Summary
- 5 The Anatomy of a SIEM
- Source Device
- Operating Systems
- Appliances
- Applications
- Determining Needed Logs
- Determining Needed SIEM Resources
- Log Collection
- Push Log Collection
- Pull Log Collection
- Prebuilt Log Collection
- Custom Log Collection
- Mixed Environments
- Parsing/Normalization of Logs
- Rule Engine/Correlation Engine
- Correlation Engine
- Log Storage
- Database
- Flat Text File
- Binary File
- Monitoring
- Summary
- 6 Incident Response
- What Is an Incident Response Program?
- Grown from the Security Program
- Where the IR Program Fits In
- How to Build an Incident Response Program
- The IR Team
- Useful Tools for the IR Team
- Socio/Political Aspects
- The Price Tag
- Security Incidents and a Guide to Incident Response
- A Typical Escalation Flow to Security Incident
- Finally! An Incident
- Incident Response Procedures
- Automated Response
- Automated Response-a Good Thing
- Automated Response-a Bad Thing
- Summary
- 7 Using SIEM for Business Intelligence
- What Is Business Intelligence
- Business Intelligence Terminology
- Common Business Intelligence Questions
- Answers to the Common Business Intelligence Questions
- Developing Business Intelligence Strategies Using SIEM
- How to Utilize SIEM for Your BI Objectives
- Using the Data that Your Organization Currently Possesses
- What Other Companies Are Doing with SIEM and BI
- Summary
- Part III SIEM Tools
- 8 AlienVault OSSIM Implementation
- Background
- Concept
- Open Source Tools
- Functionality
- Commercial Version
- Design
- Architecture
- Deployment Considerations
- Implementation
- Requirements
- Installation Process
- Profiles
- Modifications After Installation
- Web Console
- Dashboards
- Incidents
- Analysis
- Reports
- Assets
- Monitors
- Intelligence
- Configuration
- Tools
- Summary
- 9 AlienVault OSSIM Operation
- Interface
- Dashboards
- Incidents
- Analysis
- Assets
- Intelligence
- Monitors
- Analysis of a Basic Attack
- Analysis of a Sophisticated Attack
- Summary
- 10 Cisco Security: MARS Implementation
- Introduction to MARS
- Topology, Sessions, and Incidents
- Scaling a MARS Deployment
- Analyze Requirements
- Objectives
- Unique Threat Concerns
- Infrastructure Inventory
- Design
- Resources and Requirements
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Deployment
- Installing the Device and Connect to Network
- Configuring the Web Interface
- Assigning MARS User Accounts
- Adding Monitored Devices
- Integrating Flow Data
- Generating Topology
- Operation: Queries, Rules, and Reports
- Queries
- System Rules
- User Inspection Rules
- Reports
- Limitations
- Summary
- 11 Cisco MARS Advanced Techniques
- Using the MARS Dashboard
- Summary Page
- Incidents Page
- Query/Reports Page
- Rules Page
- Management Page
- Admin Page
- Adding Unsupported Devices to MARS
- Importing Device Support Packages
- Building Your Own Custom Parsers
- A Typical Day in the Life of a MARS Operator
- Limitations
- Summary
- 12 Q1 Labs QRadar Implementation
- QRadar Architecture Overview
- Q1 Labs Terms to Know
- Planning
- Know Your Network
- Plan Your QRadar SIEM Deployment
- Initial Installation
- Configuring the Underlying CentOS System
- The QRadar Administrative Interface
- Getting Flow and Event Data into QRadar
- Event Sources and Data
- Flow Sources and Data
- Summary
- 13 Q1 Labs QRadar Advanced Techniques
- Using the QRadar Dashboard
- QRadar Dashboard Default Views
- QRadar Views
- Custom Views
- The Equation Editor
- QRadar Sentries
- QRadar Sentry Components
- QRadar Sentry Types
- QRadar Rules
- QRadar Rule Types
- QRadar Rule Components
- QRadar Custom Rules Wizard
- The Offense Manager
- Searching QRadar Offenses
- QRadar Tuning
- QRadar False Positive Wizard
- QRadar DSMs and Custom DSMs
- Replacing the QRadar SSL Certificates
- Stepping Through the Process
- Analyzing Events
- Summary
- 14 ArcSight ESM v4.5 Implementation
- ArcSight Terminology and Concepts
- Overview of ArcSight Products
- ArcSight ESM v4.5
- ArcSight SmartConnectors
- ArcSight Express
- ArcSight Logger
- ArcSight ESM v4.5 Architecture Overview
- Planning Your Deployment
- Determine Goals
- Manage Assets
- Determine ArcSight Hardware Requirements
- Initial Installation
- Mount and Cable Servers
- Install and Configure Operating System
- Install ArcSight ESM v4.5 Database Software and Oracle Database
- Install ArcSight ESM v4.5 Manager
- Configure ArcSight Partition Archiver
- Install ArcSight SmartConnector
- Install ArcSight Console
- Summary
- 15 ArcSight ESM v4.5 Advanced Techniques
- Operations: Dealing with Data
- Filters
- Rules
- Lists
- Trending
- Active Channels
- Notifications
- Cases
- Exporting Information
- Managing Assets and Networks
- The ArcSight SmartConnector
- The ArcSight Asset Model
- The ArcSight Network Model
- Management and Troubleshooting
- Log and Configuration Files
- Database
- System Patching and Upgrades
- Tips and Tricks
- Summary
- Appendix: The Ways and Means of the Security Analyst
- Index
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