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Which log type is generated by FortiGate devices?
Which log type is generated by FortiGate devices?
- Traffic logs
- Event logs
- Security logs
- All of the above (correct)
What log subtypes does FortiWeb generate?
What log subtypes does FortiWeb generate?
- Traffic
- Intrusion Prevention System; IPS
- Event
- All of the above (correct)
Which log type is collected by FortiMail?
Which log type is collected by FortiMail?
- History
- Event
- Antivirus
- All of the above (correct)
Which log type is used for compatibility with older FortiGate devices or non-Fortinet devices?
Which log type is used for compatibility with older FortiGate devices or non-Fortinet devices?
Which log types does FortiGate NOT generate?
Which log types does FortiGate NOT generate?
Which log types are collected by FortiCache?
Which log types are collected by FortiCache?
Which log subtypes are generated by FortiGate devices?
Which log subtypes are generated by FortiGate devices?
Which log types does FortiAnalyzer display?
Which log types does FortiAnalyzer display?
Which log types are collected by FortiGate devices?
Which log types are collected by FortiGate devices?
Which log types are dependent on the device type logging to FortiAnalyzer?
Which log types are dependent on the device type logging to FortiAnalyzer?
Which mode in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric acts as the root device?
Which mode in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric acts as the root device?
What does the supervisor in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric allow SOC administrators to view?
What does the supervisor in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric allow SOC administrators to view?
How is incident and event information synced from members to the supervisor in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
How is incident and event information synced from members to the supervisor in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
What are FortiAnalyzer Fabric members?
What are FortiAnalyzer Fabric members?
Can FortiAnalyzers acting as the fabric supervisor have high-availability configuration?
Can FortiAnalyzers acting as the fabric supervisor have high-availability configuration?
What must be the same for all FortiAnalyzer Fabric members and the supervisor?
What must be the same for all FortiAnalyzer Fabric members and the supervisor?
What is the purpose of Administrative Domains (A-doms) in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
What is the purpose of Administrative Domains (A-doms) in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
What is the purpose of Virtual Domains (V-doms) in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
What is the purpose of Virtual Domains (V-doms) in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
Are Administrative Domains (A-doms) enabled by default in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
Are Administrative Domains (A-doms) enabled by default in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
What do Administrative Domains (A-doms) allow you to do in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
What do Administrative Domains (A-doms) allow you to do in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric?
Which of the following is the purpose of A-doms?
Which of the following is the purpose of A-doms?
What tools can be used to configure FortiAnalyzer?
What tools can be used to configure FortiAnalyzer?
What can logs help determine?
What can logs help determine?
Why is centralized log storage important?
Why is centralized log storage important?
What is one challenge of monitoring logs?
What is one challenge of monitoring logs?
What should logging levels be set to?
What should logging levels be set to?
What can logs be used as in cases of unauthorized or illegal activity?
What can logs be used as in cases of unauthorized or illegal activity?
What is the purpose of V-doms?
What is the purpose of V-doms?
What are the available tools to configure FortiAnalyzer?
What are the available tools to configure FortiAnalyzer?
What can logs help track?
What can logs help track?
Flashcards
FortiGate Log Types
FortiGate Log Types
FortiGate devices generate syslog, native, and CSV log types, but not snmptrap, CEF, or netflow.
FortiWeb Log Subtypes
FortiWeb Log Subtypes
FortiWeb generates security, system, and performance log subtypes.
FortiMail Log Type
FortiMail Log Type
FortiMail collects email logs.
Native Log Type
Native Log Type
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FortiCache Log Types
FortiCache Log Types
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FortiAnalyzer Log Display
FortiAnalyzer Log Display
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FortiAnalyzer Log Collection
FortiAnalyzer Log Collection
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FortiAnalyzer Fabric Supervisor
FortiAnalyzer Fabric Supervisor
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FortiAnalyzer Fabric Members
FortiAnalyzer Fabric Members
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Administrative Domain (A-dom)
Administrative Domain (A-dom)
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A-doms Purpose
A-doms Purpose
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Virtual Domain (V-dom)
Virtual Domain (V-dom)
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Log Configuration Tools
Log Configuration Tools
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Log Management Value
Log Management Value
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Centralized Logging Importance
Centralized Logging Importance
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Log Data Volume Challenge
Log Data Volume Challenge
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Log Levels
Log Levels
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Log as Evidence
Log as Evidence
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Log Tracking
Log Tracking
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Study Notes
FortiGate Devices
- Generate syslog, native, and CSV log types
- Do not generate snmptrap, common event format (CEF), and netflow log types
FortiWeb
- Generates security, system, and performance log subtypes
FortiMail
- Collects email log type
Log Type Compatibility
- Native log type is used for compatibility with older FortiGate devices or non-Fortinet devices
FortiCache
- Collects web, ftp, and video log types
FortiAnalyzer
- Displays syslog, native, CSV, snmptrap, CEF, and netflow log types
- Collects logs from FortiGate devices
- Log types displayed depend on the device type logging to FortiAnalyzer
FortiAnalyzer Fabric
- Root device is the supervisor in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric
- Supervisor allows SOC administrators to view incident and event information
- Incident and event information is synced from members to the supervisor in real-time
- Fabric members are FortiAnalyzers that are part of the fabric
- Fabric supervisors can have high-availability configuration
- All FortiAnalyzer Fabric members and the supervisor must have the same time zone and NTP settings
Administrative Domains (A-doms)
- Purpose is to group FortiAnalyzer devices into logical domains for administrative and security purposes
- Not enabled by default in the FortiAnalyzer Fabric
- Allow to create separate administrative domains for different teams or organizations
- Purpose is to limit access to log data and configuration
Virtual Domains (V-doms)
- Purpose is to separate log data and configuration for different customers or organizations
- Are logical domains that can be created within an administrative domain
Log Configuration and Management
- Can be configured using the GUI, CLI, and API tools
- Help determine the source of security incidents and troubleshoot issues
- Centralized log storage is important for security, compliance, and troubleshooting
- One challenge of monitoring logs is the sheer volume of log data
- Logging levels should be set based on the environment and security requirements
- Can be used as evidence in cases of unauthorized or illegal activity
- Help track user activity, system events, and security incidents
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Test your knowledge on FortiAnalyzer Fabric and its operation modes. Learn about the supervisor and member roles, as well as how supervisors can view information on members via an API. Explore the benefits of centralized viewing of devices, incidents, and events across multiple FortiAnalyzers. Gain insights on how SOC administrators can utilize FortiAnalyzer Fabric for enhanced security operations.