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CB Response: Is There An Audit Log Entry Which Indicates What User Enabled/Disabled A Threat Report?

CB Response: Is There An Audit Log Entry Which Indicates What User Enabled/Disabled A Threat Report?

Environment

  • CB Response Server: All Versions

Question

Is there an audit log entry which indicates what user enabled/disabled a threat report?

Answer

While there isn't a way to find this in the UI, there is a roundabout way to determine who enabled/disabled a threat report using the NGINX access.log. It will be a POST entry, followed by /api/v1/threat_report, and starting with the IP Address of the endpoint where the change was being made. This will indicate a threat_report changed status, but not which feed, which report, or what was done to it. Please note this method may be inaccurate if the user logged in over a proxy.

Additional Notes

Enabling verbose audit logging will allow capture API calls being made within the console to provide further information: CB Response: How to enable verbose audit logging

Related Content

Feature Request for improving audit logging in CB Response: Better Auditing within the GUI

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