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INTEGRATIONS

Gain contextual insight into attack paths by using more than 700 supported
integrations and partner extensions for IBM Security® QRadar® SIEM

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OVERVIEW


A COMPLETE VIEW FROM BEGINNING, MIDDLE AND END OF AN EVENT

Not only does QRadar SIEM record log events, such as user logins or VPN
connections, but it also records flow data — network activity that can last for
seconds to days, such as a streaming a movie. This unique ability helps QRadar
SIEM provide comprehensive visibility across your security environment,
including on-premises data centers, clouds, SaaS applications and employee
endpoints, to limit blind spots where malicious activity could be hiding.

Extend your QRadar SIEM threat detection capabilities even further with multiple
integration points such as device support modules (DSM), network behavior
collection devices, threat intelligence feeds and vulnerability scanners.

Get value from day 1 with out-of-the-box integrations


BENEFITS


GAIN COMPREHENSIVE VISIBILITY



View security data across your environment to close gaps from threats.


SPEED REMEDIATION



Get up-to-date intel on worldwide threats that might infiltrate your
environment.


PROACTIVELY SECURE YOUR ENVIRONMENT



Receive automatic vulnerability and patch alerts from vulnerability scanners.




TYPES OF INTEGRATIONS

 * Event log sources
 * Network behavior collection devices
 * Vulnerability scanners
 * Threat intelligence feeds
 * Custom integrations


EVENT LOG SOURCES
VIEW ACCESS MORE THAN 450 DEVICE SUPPORT MODULES (DSM) AND MORE THAN 370
APPLICATIONS


ACCESS MORE THAN 450 DEVICE SUPPORT MODULES (DSM) AND MORE THAN 370 APPLICATIONS

Threats move fast. Unlike other SIEMs on the market, QRadar SIEM automatically
parses and normalizes a log source’s event into standard taxonomy format. To do
this, QRadar SIEM autodetects more than 450 DSM modules, from Amazon to Zscaler,
that are ready for use with the installation of QRadar and supported by IBM.

QRadar SIEM accepts events from log sources by using protocols such as syslog,
syslog-tcp, and SNMP.  QRadar SIEM can also set up outbound connections to
retrieve events by using protocols such as SCP, SFTP, FTP, JDBC, Check Point
OPSEC, and SMB/CIFS.

For more IBM and Business Partner Applications for QRadar SIEM, visit IBM App
Exchange.

Explore IBM QRadar SIEM supported DSMs


NETWORK BEHAVIOR COLLECTION DEVICES
VIEW GUARD YOUR NETWORK WITH NETWORK BEHAVIOR COLLECTION DEVICES


GUARD YOUR NETWORK WITH NETWORK BEHAVIOR COLLECTION DEVICES

QRadar SIEM can receive flows from many different types of network data sources,
or flow sources, classified as either internal or external. This provides a
deeper view into your network to help eliminate blind spots.

The following external flow protocols are supported:

 * NetFlow
 * IPFIX
 * sFlow
 * J-Flow
 * Packeteer
 * Napatech interface
 * Network interface

Learn more about network monitoring and flow data


VULNERABILITY SCANNERS
VIEW IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIZE THREATS QUICKLY


IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIZE THREATS QUICKLY

Integrations with vulnerability data help QRadar SIEM understand more about the
assets in your environment to prioritize alerts and reduce false positives.
Additionally, vulnerability assessment scanners can provide vulnerability
assessment profiles for network assets.

Learn about deploying IBM QRadar Vulnerability Manager


THREAT INTELLIGENCE FEEDS
VIEW GET AHEAD OF EMERGING WORLDWIDE THREATS


GET AHEAD OF EMERGING WORLDWIDE THREATS

For additional context to prioritize threats, QRadar SIEM uses integrations with
threat intelligence feeds and vulnerability scanners. Threat intelligence feeds
provide QRadar SIEM current information on the latest threats discovered around
the world, so you can proactively take action to guard your environment.

 * IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence
 * IBM QRadar Threat Intelligence
 * Trusted Automated Exchange of Intelligence Information (TAXII™)
 * Structured Threat Information Expression (STIX™)


CUSTOM INTEGRATIONS
VIEW BUILD YOUR OWN INTEGRATIONS


BUILD YOUR OWN INTEGRATIONS

If there isn’t already integration support for a system in your environment,
QRadar SIEM allows you to create a custom parser for your data source. You can
also collect events from various REST APIs for less common data sources that do
not have a specific DSM or protocol by using the QRadar SIEM Universal Cloud
Rest API.




FEATURED INTEGRATIONS

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QRADAR SIEM + REAQTA

ReaQta and QRadar SIEM empower organizations with deep visibility through
natively integrated workflows to enable consistency in proactive detection and
response.

Learn more


QRADAR SIEM + QRADAR SOAR (PLUG-IN)

QRadar SIEM and QRadar SOAR easily integrate together to allow security analysts
to quickly and efficiently detect, investigate and respond to threats.

Learn more


QRADAR SIEM + MICROSOFT 365 DEFENDER

Leveraging the Microsoft 365 Defender APIs in Microsoft Graph, this native
integration helps with real-time visibility into all the actions taken at the
endpoints. Opening a phishing link, using removable media,  suspicious
behavior,  and failed logins are types of actions that trigger alerts in QRadar
SIEM.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Get answers to the most commonly asked questions about this product.


WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LOG EVENTS AND FLOW DATA AND WHY DOES IT MATTER?

View What is the difference between log events and flow data and why does it
matter?

It is important to get a complete view of what is occurring on your network.

Event data represents log events that occur at a single point in time in a
user's environment, such as user logins, email, VPN connections, firewall
denials, proxy connections and more.

Flow data is network activity information or session information between two
hosts on a network. QRadar SIEM translates or normalizes the raw data from IP
addresses, ports, byte and packet counts, and other information into flow
records. In addition to collecting basic flow information, full packet capture
is available with the QRadar Network Insights (QNI) component available on
QRadar SIEM.

A key difference between event and flow data is the time period each data type
is able to represent. An event occurs at a specific time and the event is logged
at that time. A flow is network activity between two hosts that can last for
seconds, minutes, hours or days depending on the activity within the session.
For example, a web request that downloads multiple files such as images, ads and
video that lasts for 5 to 10 seconds, or a user who watches a movie with a
streaming service.

QRadar SIEM gives your security analysts a complete view from beginning, middle
and end of an event.


WHAT ARE INTERNAL FLOW SOURCES AND HOW DO THEY WORK?

View What are internal flow sources and how do they work?

Internal flow sources collect raw packets from a network tap device, SPAN port
or mirror port that is connected to a Napatech or network interface card. These
sources provide packet data as it appears on the network and sends it to a
monitoring port on a flow collection device, which converts the packet data into
flow records used in QRadar SIEM.


WHAT ARE EXTERNAL FLOW SOURCES AND HOW DO THEY WORK?

View What are external flow sources and how do they work?

External flow sources, such as routers that send common network monitoring
protocols, including NetFlow, IPFIX, sFlow, J-Flow, and Packeteer data, provide
a different level of visibility than internal flow sources. For example, NetFlow
records can provide both the router interface that the packets crossed, as well
as the ASN record numbers of the originating network. When using IPFIX,
additional fields that are not parsed into normalized fields can be placed into
the payload as name value pairs, which can then be used as custom properties.


WHAT IS A DEVICE SUPPORT MODULE (DSM)?

View What is a device support module (DSM)?

A device support module (DSM) is a plug-in file that QRadar SIEM can use to
collect events from your third-party security products.


ARE DSMS AUTOMATICALLY UPDATED?

View Are DSMs automatically updated?

Yes, QRadar SIEM provides automatic updates for IBM supported DSMs in accordance
with vendor product updates and include new DSM releases, corrections to parsing
issues, and protocol updates. More information on updating DSMs automatically
can be found here.


NEXT STEPS


REQUEST A DEMO

Schedule time with one of our experts to get a custom tour of IBM Security
QRadar SIEM.




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View QRadar integrations on the IBM Security App Exchange.






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