Set up Forescout for Integration

1. Add a Data Exchange account.

   1. Log in to the Forescout console and click ToolsOptionsData Exchange (DEX).
      To access the console, use a remote desktop application such as the Remote Desktop Connection application on Windows or Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac.
   2. In the Data Exchange (DEX) section, click CounterACT Web ServiceAccounts and then Add.
   3. Enter the following in the Add Account dialog box that appears and then click OK:
      Name: Enter a name for the web service account.
      Description: Enter a note about the user account for future reference.
      Username: Enter a username that an XSOAR engine will use when authenticating itself to Forescout when interacting with it.
      Password: Enter a password for the user account.

2. Create host properties.

   1. Click Properties and then click Add.
   2. Complete the three-part wizard that appears to add host properties such as the following:
      PanwIoTIP, PanwIoTProfile, PanwIoTCategory, PanwIoTRiskScore, PanwIoTConfidence, PanwIoTTag, PanwIoTHostname, PanwIoTOS, PanwIoTModel, PanwIoTVendor, PanwIoTSerial, PanwIoTEPP, PanwIoTInternetAccess, PanwIoTAET, PanwIoTQuarantine
      If you want to enter different host property names than those shown here, change the default names for their corresponding attributes in Cortex XSOAR so they match each other. The attribute names are editable in the incremental and bulk export job settings for Forescout in the Cortex XSOAR module. See Configure IoT Security and Cortex XSOAR for Forescout.

      Host Property Name	Description
      PanwIoTIP	Device IP address
      PanwIoTProfile	Device profile
      PanwIoTCategory	Category of device
      PanwIoTRiskScore	Risk score of device calculated by IoT Security
      PanwIoTConfidence	IoT Security device identification confidence level
      PanwIoTTag	User-defined tag applied to device in IoT Security
      PanwIoTHostname	Device hostname
      PanwIoTOS	Device operating system
      PanwIoTModel	Device model
      PanwIoTVendor	Device vendor
      PanwIoTSerial	Device serial number
      PanwIoTEPP	If device has endpoint protection (EPP)
      PanwIoTInternetAccess	If device has Internet access
      PanwIoTAET	Application entity title (for DICOM devices)
      PanwIoTQuarantine	Put device in quarantine when the value is on; remove from quarantine when the value is off

      The next steps explain how to add a host property. Repeat them to add all the host properties described above.
   3. On the General tab, enter the following and then click Next:
      Property Name: PanwIoTIP
      Property Tag (ASCII only): PanwIoTIP (automatically fills based on the Property Name)
      Description: Enter a note about the host property for future reference.
      Account: Choose the same web service account name you entered in the Name field in the Add Account dialog box.

   4. On the Map Data panel, select Single Value Property, choose String in the Data Type drop-down list, and then click Next.

   5. On the Display/Track panel, select the places in the Forescout UI where you want the host property to appear and then click Finish.
      When done, the Properties page will have a complete set of host properties.

3. Set an IP address, range of addresses, or subnet from which allow connections to Forescout.

   1. Click Security Settings and then click Add.
   2. Select either All IPv4 or IPv4 Range. If you select IPv4 Range, enter the IP address, range, or subnet from which Forescout will accept connections and then click OK. Make sure it includes the XSOAR engine IP address.

   3. Click Apply to save the configuration of your account, host properties, and security settings.
4. Configure policies to quarantine devices and release them from quarantine.

   One policy has a condition set as PanwIoTQuarantine = on and quarantines devices when the value of their PanwIoTQuarantine host property is on.

   The other policy has a condition set as PanwIoTQuarantine = off and releases devices when the value of their PanwIoTQuarantine host property is off.