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Manage Prisma Cloud Alerts
Core Concepts
Prisma Cloud Core Concepts
- 4 main Prisma Cloud concepts:
- resource, policy, alert rule, and alert.
resource
- an entity in public cloud environment.
- may be any virtual asset or system user.
- (for compute instances: the instance, network card, disk attached, security group attached, snapshots, and image)
- Cloud resources are acquired by Prisma Cloud after onboard the public cloud accounts.
policy
- a statement of acceptable state or behavior.
- A policy has a type, which indicates the underlying mechanism used to apply the policy.
- 4 types of policies:
- config,
- audit event,
- network,
- anomaly.
alert rule
- a collection of one or more
account groups
and one or morepolicies
that make up the acceptable use of the public cloud environment.
- a collection of one or more
alert
- An alert is asserted when a resource is in violation of a policy as defined in an alert rule.
- 4 alert states:
- open,xs
- resolved,
- dismissed, and
- snoozed.
to Enable Prisma Cloud Alerts
- add the cloud account to an
account group
during onboarding. - create an
alert rule
that associates all the cloud accounts inaccount group
withpolicies
to generate alerts. - You can view the alerts for all of your cloud environments directly from Prisma Cloud and drill down in to each to view specific policy violations.
- internal networks, to exclude from being flagged in an alert, Trusted IP Addresses on Prisma Cloud.
In addition, Prisma Cloud provides out-of-box ability to Configure External Integrations on Prisma Cloud
with third-party technologies, such as SIEM platforms, ticketing systems, messaging systems, and automation frameworks so that you can continue using your existing operational, escalation, and notification tools.
To monitor your cloud infrastructures more efficiently and provide visibility in to actionable events across all your cloud workloads:
- Generate Reports on Prisma Cloud Alerts —on-demand or scheduled reports— on open alerts and email to stakeholders.
- Send the Alert Payload to a third-party tool.
Trusted IP Addresses on Prisma Cloud
The Dashboard
Resource Risk Ratings
- This widget is based on the severity of the alert and the nature of the policy.
- It uses an A to F risk rating, with A being the lowest risk and F being the highest risk.
Alerts By Severity
- shows the number of alerts in an opened state during time range selected.
- 3 severity levels for alerts -
High, Medium and Low
.
Alerts by Policy Type
- 4 types.
- based on
data ingested from the cloud provider
- Config
- Audit Event
- Network
- based on
machine learning algorithms and user activity
- Anomaly
Top Policy Violations
- the number of alerts for a policy violation, including the name of the policy.
Internet Connections
- visualization of the number of internet users by IP address connecting to the cloud resources.
Demo: Dashboard Asset Inventory
unique assets: pass | low,medium,high,fail |
Demo: Dashboard SecOps
Policies
Default and Custom Policies
- The
default policies
can be used as templates to createcustom policy
. - After you set up the policies, any new or existing resources that violate these policies are automatically detected.
Predefined Policies
- Adheres to established security best practices such as
PCI, GDPR, HIPAA, and NIST
. - Predefined policies cannot be modified.
Custom Policies
Create custom policies to monitor for violations and enforce organizational standards.
4 types of policies:
- config,
- audit event,
- network,
- anomaly.
Demo: Policies Tab
Demo: Policy Status
filter just the ienabled policy
Alerts
Alerts are generated after public cloud account connects to Prisma Cloud.
After Prisma Cloud connects to public cloud accounts and begins reading the designated logs, alerts are generated based on Prisma Cloud’s built-in security policies and alert rules
.
These can be the default alert rules contained in the default alert group, which alerts on all policies, or policies that you have selected and associated with account groups.
Policies and Alerts
- In order for a resource to be considered clean, it must not violate any policy about its state.
- policy
- A policy has a type, which indicates the underlying mechanism used to apply the policy.
- Alerts
- An alert is an event tied to one or more policies that has been incorporated into an alert rule.
- The alert is triggered when one or more of the policies has been violated by a resource.
- Anomaly Alerts
- Anomaly alerts are not based on
RQL
but are based onmachine learning
. - Anomaly alerts cannot be cloned or modified directly.
- Anomaly alerts are not based on
- 4 alert states:
- open,
- resolved,
- dismissed,
- snoozed. 小睡
Demo: Default Alert Rule
- how
Prisma Cloud policies
need to be included in analert rule
and also enabled in Prisma Cloud
Demo: Configure an Alert Rule
Demo: Configure a Notification Channel
Demo: Alert States
Compliance Dashboard
Compliance Dashboard
Unlike the Asset Inventory Dashboard that aggregates all resources and displays the pass and fail count
for all monitored resources, the Compliance Dashboard only displays the results for monitored resources that match the policies included within a compliance standard.
Health and Compliance
- Provides information related to the compliance posture across various compliance standards and only displays the results for monitored resources that match the policies included within a compliance standard
Reports
- Prisma Cloud enables administrators to view, assess, report, monitor, and review their cloud infrastructure health and compliance posture.
Monitored Resources
- Administrators can also create reports that contain summary and detailed findings of security and compliance risks in their cloud environment.
Demo: Compliance Dashboard
Compliance standard:
Send Prisma Cloud Alert Notifications to Third- Party Tools
check
Which two options should you check to determine whether Prisma Cloud is ingesting public cloud data? (Choose two.)
- Dashboard Asset Inventory tab to verify that resources have been ingested
- Public cloud account has been onboarded and has an Active status
Which two actions must have been taken before Prisma Cloud can generate an alert?(Choose two.)
- An alert rule must be configured that includes one or more policies
- A Policy must be enabled and associated with an alert rule
- alert rule >: Policy
.
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