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Risky cyberthreats are on the rise, you have more remote users, and trying to chase security alerts from disparate tools puts strain on your resources.
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But today’s mobile devices and software as-a-service (SaaS) apps mean more and more happens off the network. In the past, desktops, business applications, and critical infrastructure were all located behind the firewall. However, there are quite a few products that are probably on the "roadmap" and unless their release is imminent, one can invest the time to build the API-based log collector that can be reused for practially any platform that exposes a REST API.Cisco Umbrella delivers as your first line of defense I agree that it would be nice to have the API integration already done by Microsoft. Stealthwatch again has an API that can be used. One can also deploy a Sentinel playbook to retrieve the data of interest at regular intervals through their REST API ( ). Once there, they can be sent to Sentinel. Umbrella logs can be sent an AWS S3 bucket and from there downloaded locally. As far as I know they don't know "CEF" so they will arrive in the Syslog table and from there a parser can be built to extract data of interest.

There is no need for a dedicated connector, maybe just a parser in Sentinel. ISE would simply send the logs to they Sentinel syslog collector.
