Panther
Prerequisites
Before configuring in the Fusion portal, the http source webhook and shared secret authentication method must be setup in Panther. For more details, follow the HTTP log source setup instructions from Panther.
Netography Portal Steps
In Settings > Response Integrations, click Add Integration. Select Panther.
Configuration details
The following fields are specific to the Panther integration.
| Field | Required | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
URL | yes | The Panther http source webhook URL configured from the HTTP log source setup | https://name.panther.runpanther.net/example |
Skip SSL Verification | no | If checked, the server certificate will not be validated against the available certificate authorities. Also won’t require the URL host name to match the common name presented by the certificate | |
Headers | yes | Comma separated list of header: value pairs. This will be the shared secret value configured from the HTTP log source setup. | header: shared-secret |
After your configuration is submitted, the Panther integration will be treated as a standard webhook integration in the Fusion portal.
Authentication details
The following fields may be used for the integration to authenticate using HTTP Basic Auth.
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
Username | no | HTTP Basic Auth ID |
Password | no | HTTP Basic Auth password |
Additional post configuration
After the Panther configuration is setup, you will need to configure a Response Policy in the Fusion portal and a custom log schema in Panther to send events from Fusion.
Configure a Response Policy to Sent Events to Panther
You can configure response policies in the portal by navigating to Response -> Response Policies -> Add Response Policy.
Configure Panther Custom Log Schema
To configure the custom log schema from the Panther console, follow the custom log types guide in Panther and then navigate to the "Infer schema from sample logs" box or click Select file and choose the log file(s) or paste in the Panther console. Use JSON as the Logs Stream Type.
To get logs from the Fusion Portal to use for the Panther custom log types, go to Search -> Events, select an event. view the raw record from the properties tray, select the JSON tab, and click the top level clipboard icon as shown below:
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