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AQUILA - Cisco Secure Endpoint Integration

Introduction

Cisco Secure Endpoint is a cloud-delivered, advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution. It provides visibility and protection across multiple control points, enabling organizations to rapidly detect, contain, and remediate advanced threats.

Assumptions

The procedures in this guide assume that a Log Collector has already been set up.

Requirements

This integration is designed for collecting Cisco Secure Endpoint logs.

Supported Dataset

  • event dataset → Supports Cisco Secure Endpoint event logs, either:

    • Received over syslog

    • Read from a file

Generating Client ID and API Key

To collect logs via the Secure Endpoint API, you must first generate API credentials:

  1. Log in to your AMP for Endpoints Console.

  2. Navigate to Accounts > Organization Settings.

  3. Under Features, click Configure API Credentials.

  4. Generate and copy the Client ID and Secure API Key.

 Important: You can only copy your API Key at the time of creation. It cannot be retrieved later. Store it securely.

Secure Endpoint Logs

  • The event dataset collects Cisco Secure Endpoint event logs.

Secure Endpoint API Capabilities

The Secure Endpoint API can be used to retrieve and manage detailed information, including:

  • Generate a list of organizations a user has access to.

  • Generate a list of policies for a specified organization.

  • Retrieve detailed information about a specific policy, such as:

    • General policy data

    • Associated network control lists

    • Associated computers

    • Associated groups

    • Proxy settings

    • Policy XML

  • Generate a list of all policy types and supported operating systems for an organization.

Top Use Cases

  • Reporting: Generate reports on policy settings across an organization.

  • Inspection: Review a particular policy’s detailed settings.

  • Policy Auditing: Query for policies that match specific criteria to determine which should be updated.

API Response Format

The Secure Endpoint API provides responses in three key objects:

  • Data → Requested content.

  • Meta → Metadata describing the request/response.

  • Errors → Error details if the request fails.

To enable log collection from the Cisco Secure Endpoint API, provide the following information to CyTech Support:

  • Client ID → Cisco Secure Endpoint Client ID

  • API Key → Cisco Secure Endpoint API Key

 

 

If you need further assistance, kindly contact support@cytechint.com for prompt assistance and guidance. 

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