This video series demonstrates integration between IBM MaaS360 and IBM QRadar SIEM. It includes the following demonstrations:

• MaaS360 and QRadar Integration overview
  
• Sending MaaS360 events to QRadar SIEM
  
• Installing the MaaS360 app
  
• Using QRadar Action Script with MaaS360 API

Prerequisites: This video series assumes that you have the following skills:

• Basic knowledge of QRadar SIEM concepts
• Basic knowledge of the MaaS360 portal
• Basic knowledge of Python scripting

For more information about these topics, visit the QRadar SIEM and MaaS360 roadmaps in the Security Learning Academy.

This course includes two technical demonstrations that highlight how Carbon Black Response and IBM QRadar SIEM integrate to quickly detect, respond, and remediate live security incidents. This integration is part of the long standing strategic partnership between Carbon Black and IBM.

This course consists of a set of videos related to basic LDAP topics. The course is focused on IBM Security Directory Server, but the concepts are applicable to any LDAP v3 compliant directory. You learn about LDAP suffixes, directory information tree, object classes and attributes. The videos demonstrate basic LDAP commands: search, add, modify and delete. The video also explains concept of LDIF flies.

Objective

Learn how i2 Analyst's Notebook QRadar Offense investigator provides integration between QRadar SIEM and i2 Analyst's Notebook.

Duration

2 minutes

Overview

• Part 1 demonstrates the integration of QRadar Advisor with Watson with Resilient functionality. QRadar with Watson provides artificial intelligence to automatically investigate and provide insights to threat indicators and related entities. Integration with Resilient allows the security analyst to automatically track and enrich incident artifacts and reporting.
• Part 2 demonstrates how to use Resilient as a workflow automation tool to enhance the analyst's ability to manage the response to the more complex threats that require more than the actions allowed directly from within QRadar.

This course shows you how to integrate a scanner, such as IBM Security AppScan, with QRadar SIEM. This integration can help you correlate vulnerabilities discovered by the scanner with other log sources, such as IBM XGS, to protect your network assets from the attack at the application level.

The MITRE ATT&CK Framework is a globally-accessible knowledge base of advisory tactics and techniques based on real-world observations.

The ATT&CK knowledge base is used as a foundation for the development of specific threat models and methodologies in the private sector, in government, and in the cybersecurity product and services community.

This video provides and overview of the MITRE ATT&CK Framework, followed by a discussion of how IBM Resilient and other IBM Security products use MITRE ATT&CK with a live demonstration and a Q&A.

This lab demonstrates bidirectional integration of IBM® QRadar® SIEM and IBM® Guardium®.  QRadar SIEM collects the logs from various devices in enterprise networks.  The logs are received through connectors called Device Support Module (DSM).  QRadar has a DSM for Guardium. That DSM enables QRadar to receive and process logs from Guardium.

Alternatively, Guardium has an API that provides an option for QRadar to react to certain events detected by QRadar, and send Guardium those commands to adjust the database policy to properly react to the event.  For example, if QRadar detects that the source IP from an internal network is communicating with an IP address classified as the Botnet Server, it can send a command to Guardium to block any access to the database from the same IP address.  The call from QRadar to Guardium can be done using the Custom Actions feature of QRadar or using IBM Security Directory Integrator® (IDI) that acts as the proxy; transforming various events from QRadar into Guardium API calls.

This IDI solution uses custom developed code that IBM provides as-is without any support and maintenance commitments. You can download the code from the Security Learning Academy in the Additional Resources section of this course.

This course demonstrates how IBM i2 Enterprise Insight Analysis (EIA) and IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook can enrich the analysis of an IBM QRadar offense by curating and importing data from several disparate sources into the EIA Information Store. In this use case, data from multiple sources is imported into i2 Analyst's Notebook where you use link analysis to uncover connections and networks among different entities as well as behavior patterns.

Among the topics that you will cover in this course are:

• Using the Offense Investigator app to bring a QRadar offense into i2 Analyst's Notebook (ANB) and expanding on an offense
  
• Connecting to (EIA) from i2 Analyst's Notebook to  to find data using Search and Visual Search tools from the Home toolbar
  
• Using Expand and Expand with Conditions to bring linked items from the EIA Information Store into an ANB chart to visualize connections
• Using i2 Analyst's Notebook analysis tools and the Analyze toolbar features like Search, List Items, Bar Charts and Histograms, Find Connecting Network
• Bringing data from multiple sources into one analytical investigation to shut down security breaches and to find out who is behind them and why

This course teaches you how to take advantage of the information posted in IBM X-Force Exchange (XFE) platform by using the API, curl tool, and python language.

The course also demonstrates integration between XFE and QRadar SIEM using XFE SDK and direct integration or Threat Intelligence Application and TAXII endpoints.

Objectives

• Learn how to leverage the X-Force Exchange API, curl tool, and python scripts to pull threat data from the X-Force Exchange platform
• Install the Threat Intelligence app in QRadar SIEM
• Test the API using online documentation
• Use curl commands and the X-Force Exchange API documentation to simulate browser requests
  
• Write a python script that uses X-Force Exchange API code
• Use TAXII feeds, collections, and the QRadar Threat Intelligence app to integrate the X-Force Exchange API and QRadar SIEM
• Configure threat data feeds to monitor and detect ransomware outbreaks

Experts from the IBM Resilient and QRadar Support teams show the SOC analyst how to safely and effectively troubleshoot their Resilient integration with QRadar when issues arise. This video is a recording of a live Open Mic web seminar originally broadcast on 29-July-2020.

Agenda:

• How to enable debug and retrieve logs
• Checking connectivity
• How to read the logs
• Using the IBM QRadar API
• Common errors
• Opening a case, what next?
• Questions for the panel

Duration: 26minutes

This video presented by Jose Bravo discusses a technique to use Guardium Data Encryption and QRadar to help protect against ransomware.

This course demonstrates integration between IBM Security Secret Server and IBM Security QRadar SIEM. You use Secret Server to manage privileged user account activity, which is reported to QRadar in syslog events.

In the course demonstration, syslog CEF logging is enabled in Secret Server, and QRadar is configured to parse and normalize the events that are received from Secret Server. As part of the course, a custom content extension is provided, which contains over 170 mapped events from the Secret Server. In addition, the extension has one custom rule, two reference sets, two custom search queries, and one log source type named SecretServer_SLA.
The purpose of this custom extension is to show how Secret Server can help you investigate some critical activities.

In this video, Jose Bravo demonstrates the value that Cloud Pak for Security (CP4S) brings to a QRadar environment. Jose will demonstrate an attack on a Windows system and how QRadar recognizes an offense has occurred and triggers CP4S to take automated remedial action.