Correlated events expand the threat detection capabilities
on the firewall and Panorama; the correlated events gather evidence
of suspicious or unusual behavior of users or hosts on the network.
The correlation object makes it possible to pivot on certain
conditions or behaviors and trace commonalities across multiple
log sources. When the set of conditions specified in a correlation
object are observed on the network, each match is logged as a correlated
event.
The correlated event includes the details listed in the following
table.
Field
Description
Match Time
The time the correlation object triggered
a match.
Update Time
The timestamp when the match was last updated.
Object Name
The name of the correlation object that
triggered the match.
Source Address
The IP address of the user from whom the
traffic originated
Source User
The user and user group information from
the directory server, if User-ID™ is enabled.
Severity
A rating that classifies the risk based
on the extent of damage caused.
Summary
A description that summarizes
the evidence gathered on the correlated event.
Host ID
The Host ID of the device.
To add
a device to the quarantine list (DeviceDevice Quarantine), click the
down arrow next to the device’s Host ID and
select Block Device in the pop-up window
that displays.
To view the detailed log view, click Details (
) for
an entry. The detailed log view includes all the evidence for a
match:
Match Details—A summary of the match
details that includes the match time, last update time on the match
evidence, severity of the event, and an event summary.
Match Evidence
This tab includes all the evidence that
corroborates the correlated event. It lists detailed information
on the evidence collected for each session.
See a graphical display of the information in the Correlated Events tab,
see the Compromised Hosts widget on the ACCThreat Activity tab. In the
Compromised Hosts widget, the display is aggregated by source user
and IP address and sorted by severity.
To configure notifications when a correlated event is logged,
go to the DeviceLog Settings or PanoramaLog Settings tab.