Step 1. Importing the ARB package

This section describes how to import the ARB package to ArcSight.

The ARB package contains objects (active channels, dashboards, field sets, reports, rules, filters, users) that are necessary for integrating the service with ArcSight. When you import this file, these objects are created in ArcSight.

To import the ARB package:

1. Run ArcSight Console.
2. In the Navigator pane (tree view), select the Packages tab.
3. Click the Import button.

   

   ArcSight packages

4. In the Open window, select the Kaspersky_CyberTrace_Connector.arb file, located in the /integration/arcsight/ directory of the distribution kit.

   

   ARB file selection

   The import process will be performed.

   

   ARB import complete

After all objects from the ARB file are imported to ArcSight, all the imported rules are real-time rules, that is, they will be applied in real time.

To browse and manage the list of real-time rules:

1. In the tree view, click the Resources tab.
2. Open the Active Channels drop-down list and select Rules.
3. In the tree, select Rules > Shared > All Rules > Real-time Rules.

   

   Real-time rules

4. Expand Real-time Rules and remove unnecessary nested items from it.

After the ARB package is imported, new objects are created in ArcSight.

• When the Active Channels item in the tree view is selected, the following objects will be at the Active Channels > Shared > All Active Channels > Public > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector location:

  Object	Description	Default state
  CyberTrace alerts	Displays service events from Kaspersky CyberTrace in real time.	Turned on
  CyberTrace all matches	Displays detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace in real time.	Turned on
  CyberTrace hash matches	Displays hash detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace in real time.	Turned off
  CyberTrace URL matches	Displays URL detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace in real time.	Turned off
  CyberTrace IP matches	Displays IP detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace in real time.	Turned off

• When the Dashboards item in the tree view is selected, the following objects will be at the Dashboards > Shared > All Dashboards > Public > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector location:

  Object	Description	Default state
  CyberTrace detection map	Displays all devices that sent events containing malicious URLs, IP addresses, or hashes. Displays all feeds that were involved in the detection process.	Turned off
  CyberTrace match statistics	Detection statistics: how many objects of a specific category were detected.	Turned on
  CyberTrace Top 10 matched indicators	Top 10 detected indicators.	Turned off

  The CyberTrace detection map and CyberTrace Top 10 matched indicators dashboards are turned off by default so as not to overload ArcSight. You can turn them on if you need these dashboards.

• When the Field Sets item in the tree view is selected, the following objects will be at the Field Sets > Shared > All Field Sets > Public > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector location:

  Object	Description	Default state
  CyberTrace alerts	Displayed fields of service events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static
  CyberTrace all matches	Displayed fields of detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static
  CyberTrace matched hashes	Displayed fields of hash detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static
  CyberTrace matched URLs	Displayed fields of URL detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static
  CyberTrace matched IPs	Displayed fields of IP address detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static

• When the Reports item in the tree view is selected, the following objects will be at the Reports > Shared > All Reports > Public > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector location:

  Object	Description	Default state
  CyberTrace all matches	Report that contains detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static

• When the Rules item in the tree view is selected, the following object will be at the Rules > Shared > All Rules > Public > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector location:

  Object	Description	Default state
  CyberTrace_HighThreatScoreIP	Rule for assigning high severity level and storing high priority IP detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Turned on
  CyberTrace_MediumThreatScoreIP	Rule for assigning medium severity level and storing medium priority IP detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Turned on
  CyberTrace_LowThreatScoreIP	Rule for assigning low severity level and storing low priority IP detection events from Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Turned on

• When the Filters item in the tree view is selected, the following objects will be at the Filters > Shared > All Filters > Public > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector location:

  Object	Description	Default state
  CyberTrace all matches	Filter for selecting detection events sent by Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static
  CyberTrace forwarding events	Filter for forwarding to Kaspersky CyberTrace those events that contain URLs, IP addresses, or hashes.	Static
  CyberTrace matched hashes	Filter for selecting hash detection events sent by Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static
  CyberTrace matched URLs	Filter for selecting URL detection events sent by Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static
  CyberTrace matched IPs	Filter for selecting IP detection events sent by Kaspersky CyberTrace.	Static

• When the Users item in the tree view is selected, the following objects will be at the Users > Shared > Custom User Groups > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector location:

  Object	Description	Default state
  FwdCyberTrace	Account that is used for configuring ArcSight event forwarding.	Static

After the import is finished, make sure that the FwdCyberTrace user is created. To check, navigate to Users > Shared > Custom User Groups > Kaspersky CyberTrace Connector in ArcSight Console. If there is no FwdCyberTrace user, create it manually.

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