Collect Logs for PCI Compliance for Palo Alto Networks 9
This page has instructions for collecting logs for the PCI Compliance for Palo Alto Networks 9 app.
This app supports Palo Alto Networks v9 and v8.
Step 1. Create a hosted collector and Cloud Syslog source
In this step you configure a hosted collector with a Cloud Syslog source that will act as Syslog server to receive logs and events from Palo Alto Networks devices.
To configure a hosted collector with a Cloud Syslog source, do the following:
- Log in to Sumo Logic and create a Hosted Collector.
- Create a Cloud Syslog Source on the hosted collector, specifying the following:
- Enter a Source Name.
- Provide a Source Category: NW/PAN/V9
- Click Save.
- Copy the Token, host URL and TCP TLS Port to a safe place. You will need this information in the tasks that follow.
Step 2. Define the destination for the logs
In this step you create a server profile where you can define the log destination. This will be the host name, port and protocol (TLS) of the Sumo Logic Cloud Syslog source.
To create a server profile specifying the log destination, do the following:
- Login to the Palo Alto Networks Web interface as an administrative user.
- Select Device tab > Server Profiles > Syslog.
- Click Add at the bottom of the screen and provide endpoint details and a profile name, such as Sumo_Logs_Profile01.
- In the Syslog Server Profile window, select the Servers tab and click Add.
- In the Servers window, specify the following information:
- In the Syslog Server Profile window, select the Custom Log Format tab, and use the following custom format for the following log type:
- Traffic
,$receive_time,$serial,$type,$subtype,,$time_generated,$src,$dst,$natsrc,$natdst,$rule,$srcuser,$dstuser,$app,$vsys,$from,$to,$inbound_if,$outbound_if,$logset,,$sessionid,$repeatcnt,$sport,$dport,$natsport,$natdport,$flags,$proto,$action,$bytes,$bytes_sent,$bytes_received,$packets,$start,$sec,$category,,$seqno,$actionflags,$srcloc,$dstloc,,$pkts_sent,$pkts_received,$session_end_reason,$dg_hier_level_1,$dg_hier_level_2,$dg_hier_level_3,$dg_hier_level_4,$vsys_name,$device_name,$action_source,$src_uuid,$dst_uuid,$tunnelid/$imsi,$monitortag/$imei,$parent_session_id,$parent_start_time,$tunnel,$assoc_id,$chunks,$chunks_sent,$chunks_received,$rule_uuid,$http2_connection <Token from Step 1>
- Threat
,$receive_time,$serial,$type,$subtype,,$time_generated,$src,$dst,$natsrc,$natdst,$rule,$srcuser,$dstuser,$app,$vsys,$from,$to,$inbound_if,$outbound_if,$logset,,$sessionid,$repeatcnt,$sport,$dport,$natsport,$natdport,$flags,$proto,$action,$misc,$threatid,$category,$severity,$direction,$seqno,$actionflags,$srcloc,$dstloc,,$contenttype,$pcap_id,$filedigest,$cloud,$url_idx,$user_agent,$filetype,$xff,$referer,$sender,$subject,$recipient,$reportid,$dg_hier_level_1,$dg_hier_level_2,$dg_hier_level_3,$dg_hier_level_4,$vsys_name,$device_name,,$src_uuid,$dst_uuid,$http_method,$tunnel_id/$imsi,$monitortag/$imei,$parent_session_id,$parent_start_time,$tunnel,$thr_category,$contentver,,$assoc_id,$ppid,$http_headers,$url_category_list,$rule_uuid,$http2_connection <Token from Step 1>
- Traffic
- Click OK.
- Commit the changes.
Sample log messages
Traffic log sample
Sep 05 12:45:15 SumoStg05 0,2018/09/05 12:45:15,012345678901,TRAFFIC,end,0,2018/09/05 12:45:15,182.80.119.50,176.164.175.181,,,Unexpected Traffic,,npande,ping,vsys3,z1-FW-Transit,z3-Sumo-DMZ,ethernet1/2,ethernet1/2,LOGreset-both,2018/09/05 12:45:15,9434,1,0,0,0,0,0x100064,icmp,allow,122,122,0,1,2018/09/05 12:45:15,0,any,0,5134220147,0x8000000000000000,United States,10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255,0,1,0,aged-out,31,42,0,0,,SumoStg05,from-policy,,,0,,0,,N/A
Threat log
786 <10>1 2022-03-29T22:32:26+00:00 PA-VM.demo.bkacad.cf - - - - ,2022/03/29*22:32:26,164859314646745,THREAT,vulnerability,,2022/03/29*22:32:26,156.194.158.165,156.194.158.165,156.194.158.165,156.194.158.165,test-threat,,,unknown-udp,vsys1,Outside,Outside,ethernet1/1,ethernet1/1,Forward-Sumo,,8660,1,47495,9034,0,0,0x2000,udp,drop,,Realtek Jungle SDK Remote Code Execution Vulnerability(91535),any,critical,client-to-server,1648593146467628956,0x0,Korea Republic Of,156.194.158.165-156.194.158.165,,,0,,,0,,,,,,,,0,0,0,0,0,,PA-VM,,,,,N/A_id/0,/,0,,N/A,code-execution,AppThreat-8468-6979,,0,1648593146,,,141fd502-fc32-4867-b9a5-5c421583a44b,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,0,2022-03-29T22:32:26.467+00:00,,,,unknown,unknown,unknown,1,,,no,no /
Query sample
This example query is from the Denied Traffic Over Time panel of the Accepted and Rejected Traffic dashboard.
_sourceCategory=Loggen/PAN/Traffic TRAFFIC deny
| csv _raw extract 1 as f1, 2 as Receive_Time, 3 as serialNum, 4 as type, 5 as subtype, 6 as f2, 7 as LogGenerationTime, 8 as src_ip, 9 as dest_ip, 10 as NAT_src_ip, 11 as NAT_dest_ip, 12 as ruleName, 13 as src_user, 14 as dest_user, 15 as app, 16 as vsys, 17 as src_zone, 18 as dest_zone, 19 as inbound_interface, 20 as outbound_interface, 21 as LogAction, 22 as f3, 23 as SessonID, 24 as RepeatCount, 25 as src_port, 26 as dest_port, 27 as NAT_src_port, 28 as NAT_dest_port, 29 as flags, 30 as protocol, 31 as action,32 as bytes, 33 as bytes_sent, 34 as bytes_recv, 35 as Packets, 36 as StartTime, 37 as ElapsedTime, 38 as Category, 39 as f4, 40 as seqNum, 41 as ActionFlags, 42 as src_Country, 43 as dest_country, 44 as pkts_sent, 45 as pkts_received, 46 as session_end_reason, 47 as Device_Group_Hierarchy , 48 as vsys_Name, 49 as DeviceName, 50 as action_source, 51 as Source_VM_UUID, 52 as Destination_VM_UUID, 53 as Tunnel_ID_IMSI, 54 as Monitor_Tag_IMEI, 55 as Parent_Session_ID, 56 as parent_start_time, 57 as Tunnel, 58 as SCTP_Association_ID, 59 as SCTP_Chunks, 60 as SCTP_Chunks_Sent, 61 as SCTP_Chunks_Received
| where type = "TRAFFIC" and action="deny"
| timeslice 5m
| count by _timeslice