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QRADAR_to_MISP

Pull information from QRadar reference sets and add them ass attributes to an event in MISP. Currently there is no direct way to integrate QRadar data with MISP events. This script will allow for reference sets to be regularly queried and if there are new values update the event with new attributes.

The main use case for this is leveraging QRadars ability to pull data from STIX/TAXII endpoints. QRadar will populate reference sets and then with this script we can pull that feed straight into MISP for corolation and easy searching

integrations.json is the file that is created to record individual configurations. Its modular so adding a new one is easy and each can be individually called. The json file in this repository is an example and will probably break with most setups - delete it and run the integration adder script

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After cloning the repository, update servers.conf with the appropriate addresses and keys.

To set up an integration, run integration_adder.py which will walk you through addign the neccessarry information, validating it along the way

After you have an integration setup, you can run QRADAR_to_MISP.py with several options:

  • "-l" will display current integrations
    • Use 'ALL' to show all integrations, or enter the UID of a specific integration
  • "i" will sync the reference set data for the integrations requested with MISP
    • Use 'ALL' to run all integrations, or enter the UID of a specific integration

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