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Strata Cloud Manager
Manually send vulnerabilities from Device Security in Strata Cloud Manager through
Cortex XSOAR to SoftPro Medusa to make work orders.
- Log in to Device Security in Strata Cloud Manager and send a vulnerability instance to SoftPro Medusa.
- From the Device Details page:Navigate to AssetsInventory and select the device with a vulnerability that you want to send to SoftPro Medusa. On the Device Details page, click on the Vulnerabilities tab, select the vulnerability that you want to send, and select ActionsSend to...SoftPro Medusa.
- From the Vulnerability Details page:Navigate to RisksVulnerabilities and select the vulnerability that you want to send to SoftPro Medusa. On the Vulnerability Details page, under Impact ViewActive Instances select the check boxes for the vulnerability instances that you want to send to SoftPro Medusa. After you have chosen the instances, select MoreSend to...SoftPro Medusa.
In the Send to SoftPro Medusa pop-up that appears, fill in the following fields:- Priority: Enter a priority number that your SoftPro Medusa system analyst can use to correlate with the priority numbering system in SoftPro Medusa.
- Add Comments: Add any additional comments that would help with the risk mitigation workflow.
Send the vulnerability to SoftPro Medusa.After you click Send, a link to the Cortex XSOAR playbook appears at the bottom of the pop-up. The link opens a new tab or window to see the Cortex XSOAR playbook for this action.To confirm that the vulnerability successfully reached SoftPro Medusa, click the link to the Cortex XSOAR playbook for this action.For the link in Device Security to open the corresponding work plan in Cortex XSOAR, you must already be logged in to your cloud Cortex XSOAR instance before clicking on the link. If you have an on-premises Cortex XSOAR, you need to search the incidents on your Cortex XSOAR to find the work plan.Follow the path through the playbook to see if the action completed successfully, or to triage where the action may have failed.