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Does Chronicle SOAR has ability to setup a proxy for routing the network calls?

  • July 26, 2024
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Hi Team,

Want to know. Does Chronicle SOAR has ability to setup a proxy for routing the network calls (i.e. within Integration/Action apps) to external APIs? If yes, any references/links about how/what/where.

Best answer by KyHud

Hey,

Bit of a tricky one - as global proxy'ing was removed as Chronicle moved to cloud based solutions away from on-prem. 

For connectors - a number of connectors for ingest already support proxy methods (arcsight/cofense), so you maybe in luck that the ingest method you are wanting to use has proxy parameters which you can utilise.

For actions/connectors which are not governed by individual proxy settings, you could potentially utilize a remote agent. By routing actions or integration sets through a remote agent you would have control over the proxy settings of the underlying OS which may achieve what you are after - albeit not necessarily a method endorsed by Chronicle SOAR (as far as I can tell). You can find how to configure the remote agent (specifically proxy parameters) in this link here:

https://cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/soar/working-with-remote-agents/installer-and-docker-agent-configuration

Apologies that there's not a straight forward answer for this one, and if in doubt it might be worth a support ticket as they may know a way/ be able to set something in your environment - to achieve your goals.

Cheers
K

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  • July 29, 2024

Hey,

Bit of a tricky one - as global proxy'ing was removed as Chronicle moved to cloud based solutions away from on-prem. 

For connectors - a number of connectors for ingest already support proxy methods (arcsight/cofense), so you maybe in luck that the ingest method you are wanting to use has proxy parameters which you can utilise.

For actions/connectors which are not governed by individual proxy settings, you could potentially utilize a remote agent. By routing actions or integration sets through a remote agent you would have control over the proxy settings of the underlying OS which may achieve what you are after - albeit not necessarily a method endorsed by Chronicle SOAR (as far as I can tell). You can find how to configure the remote agent (specifically proxy parameters) in this link here:

https://cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/soar/working-with-remote-agents/installer-and-docker-agent-configuration

Apologies that there's not a straight forward answer for this one, and if in doubt it might be worth a support ticket as they may know a way/ be able to set something in your environment - to achieve your goals.

Cheers
K