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FortiAnalyzer supports FortiWeb Cloud attack logs

FortiAnalyzer supports FortiWeb Cloud attack logs

FortiAnalyzer now supports FortiWeb Cloud attack logs, and additional event/attack log fields have been added.

After adding and authorizing a FortiWeb Cloud device in FortiAnalyzer, you can view Attack and Event logs from this device in Log View.

To view FortiWeb Cloud logs in FortiAnalyzer:
  1. In Device Manager, add and authorize the FortiWeb Cloud device.
  2. To view logs from the FortiWeb Cloud device, go to Log View > Log Browse.

    You can also go to Log View > FortiWeb > Attack. This includes FortiWeb Cloud attack logs, as well as four new fields:

    • user_id, which corresponds to the User ID column

    • app_id, which corresponds to the Application ID column

    • app_name, which corresponds to the Application Name column

    • app_domain, which corresponds to the Application Domain column

    See an example of Log View > FortiWeb > Attack below.

    Finally, you can also go to Log View > FortiWeb > Event. This includes FortiWeb Cloud event logs, as well as five new fields:

    • user_id, which corresponds to the User ID column
    • login_user, which corresponds to the User column
    • app_id, which corresponds to the Application ID column

    • app_name, which corresponds to the Application Name column

    • app_domain, which corresponds to the Application Domain column

    See an example of Log View > FortiWeb > Event below.

FortiAnalyzer supports FortiWeb Cloud attack logs

FortiAnalyzer now supports FortiWeb Cloud attack logs, and additional event/attack log fields have been added.

After adding and authorizing a FortiWeb Cloud device in FortiAnalyzer, you can view Attack and Event logs from this device in Log View.

To view FortiWeb Cloud logs in FortiAnalyzer:
  1. In Device Manager, add and authorize the FortiWeb Cloud device.
  2. To view logs from the FortiWeb Cloud device, go to Log View > Log Browse.

    You can also go to Log View > FortiWeb > Attack. This includes FortiWeb Cloud attack logs, as well as four new fields:

    • user_id, which corresponds to the User ID column

    • app_id, which corresponds to the Application ID column

    • app_name, which corresponds to the Application Name column

    • app_domain, which corresponds to the Application Domain column

    See an example of Log View > FortiWeb > Attack below.

    Finally, you can also go to Log View > FortiWeb > Event. This includes FortiWeb Cloud event logs, as well as five new fields:

    • user_id, which corresponds to the User ID column
    • login_user, which corresponds to the User column
    • app_id, which corresponds to the Application ID column

    • app_name, which corresponds to the Application Name column

    • app_domain, which corresponds to the Application Domain column

    See an example of Log View > FortiWeb > Event below.