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When setting up Check Point as an event source, you will have the ability to specify the following attribution options: Optionally choose to Encrypt the event source if choosing TCP by downloading the Rapid7 Certificate.Ĭheck Point product logs can contain information about hosts and accounts.Specify the port of ArcSight and choose which protocol to use. Select Log Aggregator and choose ArcSight.Configure inactivity timeout threshold in minutes.Optionally choose to send unfiltered logs.Read about CEF format here: How to Configure This Event Source in InsightIDR InsightIDR now accepts logs from ArcSight in the CEF format. Optionally choose to Encrypt the event source if choosing TCP by downloading the Rapid7 Certificate. Enter the Port you defined in your Check Point Smart Dashboard.Select Listen on Network Port as your Collection Method.Configure your default domain and any Advanced Event Source Settings.Optionally choose to send unparsed logs.Choose the timezone that matches the location of your event source logs.You can also name your event source if you want. Choose your collector and event source.From the “Security Data” section, click the Firewall icon.When the Data Collection page appears, click the Setup Event Source dropdown and choose Add Event Source.From your dashboard, select Data Collection on the left hand menu.How to Configure This Event Source in InsightIDR When you use syslog, InsightIDR will parse out the following logs types: When configuring Syslog properties, make sure that you choose Syslog from the "Version" dropdown. You must enable and configure your Check Point firewall to send syslog to a server. This configuration is much simpler than OPSEC LEA and is the recommended way if you are on the latest version. Send to Syslogįor versions R80 and higher, you can use syslog to send data from Check Point to InsightIDR. Regardless of how you decide to configure it, InsightIDR will also support parsing JSON from Check Point. You can send Check Point Firewall data to InsightIDR in multiple ways: syslog, a log aggregator, or the traditional OPSEC LEA.