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[Feature Request] FULL AUDITNG of USER ACTIVITIES #6

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Wloody2 opened this issue Jun 9, 2022 · 1 comment
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[Feature Request] FULL AUDITNG of USER ACTIVITIES #6

Wloody2 opened this issue Jun 9, 2022 · 1 comment

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@Wloody2
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Wloody2 commented Jun 9, 2022

Request Type

Feature Request

Feature Description

We are looking for auditing users activities - simple who changed any value in the case. This information is contained in the live feed (API: stream of audit).

The feature is importat for us. Can you say how much time takes the implementation?

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Create new kind of time line event - for example named as "Audit" and store users activities into time line.
live feed
timeline

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(add anything that can help identifying the problem such as log excerpts, screenshots, configuration dumps etc.)

@Wloody2 Wloody2 changed the title [Feature Request] Auditing all changes with a case [Feature Request] FULL AUDITNG of USER ACTIVITIES Jun 9, 2022
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b3belov commented Mar 9, 2023

Hello!
Some time ago I had the same problem.
My workaround for this was:

  • Create webhook notification with trigger to any event
  • Create webhook listener for above notification ( I use Node-Red. In case you have Splunk, you can create data input and inject webhooks directly into Splunk.)
  • Convert incoming data to syslog message and send it to SIEM / syslog / etc.

Since this is just workaround and it requires additional intermediate to process webhook, it would be great to have such possibility to make it directly from TheHive.

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