Set up Cisco ISE to Identify and Quarantine IoT Devices

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Set up Cisco ISE to Identify IoT Devices

Configure ISE Servers as an HA Pair

Set up Cisco ISE to Identify and Quarantine IoT Devices

Integrate IoT Security through Cortex XSOAR with Cisco ISE to identify and quarantine IoT devices.

Where Can I Use This?	What Do I Need?
IoT Security (Managed by IoT Security)	IoT Security subscription for an advanced IoT Security product (Enterprise Plus, Industrial OT, or Medical) One of the following Cortex XSOAR setups: An IoT Security Third-party Integration Add-on license that includes a cohosted, limited-featured Cortex XSOAR instance AND A Cortex XSOAR Engine (on-premises integration) A full-featured Cortex XSOAR server

Where Can I Use This?

What Do I Need?

IoT Security (Managed by IoT Security)

IoT Security subscription for an advanced IoT Security product (Enterprise Plus, Industrial OT, or Medical)

One of the following Cortex XSOAR setups:

An IoT Security Third-party Integration Add-on license that includes a cohosted, limited-featured Cortex XSOAR instance
AND
A Cortex XSOAR Engine (on-premises integration)
A full-featured Cortex XSOAR server

As an IoT Security administrator, you can selectively quarantine devices through Cisco ISE using PanwIoTAlertSeverity and PanwIoTAlertType attributes. When you send ISE the quarantine command, ISE quarantines impacted devices by applying policy rules based on the alert severity, alert type, or both.

In addition to configuring ISE to identify IoT devices, configure the following on your Cisco ISE system to quarantine IoT devices when there are security alerts:

Add these custom endpoint attributes for IoT Security alerts: PanwIoTAlertSeverity and PanwIoTAlertType
Create authorization profiles
Create exception rules

Add IoT Security endpoint attributes for alert severity and type.
1. Click AdministrationIdentity ManagementSettingsEndpoint Custom Attributes.
2. Click the Add icon ( + ), enter PanwIoTAlertSeverity in the Attribute name field, and then choose String from the Type drop-down list.
3. Click the Add icon ( + ), enter PanwIoTAlertType in the Attribute name field, choose String from the Type drop-down list, and then Save the configuration.
  This is a possible set of attributes:
  PanwIoTProfile, PanwIoTIP, PanwIoTCategory, PanwIoTRiskScore, PanwIoTConfidence, PanwIoTTag, PanwIoTHostname, PanwIoTOS, PanwIoTModel, PanwIoTVendor, PanwIoTSerial, PanwIoTEPP, PanwIoTInternetAccess, PanwIoTAET, PanwIoTAlertSeverity, PanwIoTAlertType
Create an authorization profile that allows IoT devices to access the network and associates them with the quarantine VLAN.
1. Click PolicyPolicy ElementsResultsAuthorizationAuthorization Profiles and then click Add.
2. Enter settings like those described below, leave the other settings at their default values:
  Name: Enter a name for the profile; for example: IoT-device-protection
  Access Type: ACCESS_ACCEPT
  VLAN: (select); Tag ID: 1; ID/Name: 999, where 999 is the ID number of the quarantine VLAN.
3. Submit the settings.
Create a condition for applying an exception rule, such as applying it when the severity is critical.
1. Click PolicyPolicy ElementsConditionsLibrary Conditions and then enter the following in Editor:
  Click to add an attribute: EndpointsPanwIoTAlertSeverity
  Operator: Equals
  Attribute value: Critical
2. Save the configuration.
3. In the Save condition dialog box, select Save as a new Library Condition, enter a name such as Critical Alert Severity in the Condition Name field, and then click Save.
Create authorization policy exception rule that assigns devices with critical alerts to the quarantine VLAN.
1. Click PolicyPolicy Sets and then click the Arrow icon ( > ) to modify your existing policy set.
2. Expand Authorization Policy - Local Exceptions, click the Plus icon ( + ) to add an exception rule, and then click the Plus icon ( + ) to add a condition.
3. Click-drag Critical Alert Severity from the Library into the Editor and then click Use.
4. In Results-Profiles, choose IoT-device-protection, which is the authorization profile you created for this condition.
5. Save the configuration.
  When you quarantine a device in the IoT Security portal, it sends the two alert attributes (PanwIoTAlertType and PanwIoTAlertSeverity) for that device (identified by its MAC address) through XSOAR to ISE. The next time that device connects to the network and requests access from Cisco ISE, the two alert attributes will match this exception rule and assign it to the quarantine VLAN.
  The device remains in quarantine while you investigate the cause of the alert. Once it’s resolved, you then release it from quarantine, which clears the alert attributes. When the device connects to the network and again requests access from Cisco ISE, ISE reassigns it to its usual VLAN.