Google SecOps (Chronicle)

Currently only v2 of the ingestion API is supported

Supported Types

Metrics	Logs	Traces
	✓

Prerequisites

Before setting up the Google SecOps destination, ensure you have a Google Cloud account and access to the Google SecOps security analytics platform. More details on setting this up can be found in the Google Cloud documentation here.

Configuration Fields

Field	Description
Endpoint	The endpoint for sending to Google SecOps.
Authentication Method	Method used for authenticating to Google Cloud: auto, json, file.
Credentials	JSON value from a Google Service Account credential file. Required if Authentication Method is set to 'json'.
Credentials File	Path to a Google Service Account credential file on the collector system. Required if Authentication Method is set to 'file'.
Log Type	Type of log to be sent to Google SecOps. The Supported Log Types can be seen here.
Customer ID	The customer ID used for sending logs.
Raw Log Field	The OTTL formatted field name that contains the raw log data.

Sources

Google SecOps expects to be sent raw unstructured logs. Therefore, when sending logs to SecOps, you should only use the following supported sources:

• Windows Events (With Advanced -> “Raw Logs” enabled)
• Microsoft SQL Server
• Common Event Format
• CSV
• File
• HTTP
• TCP
• UDP

Log Type Handling / Google SecOps Parsing

Google Secops uses the log_type ingestion label to determine which SecOps Parser should be applied to logs. In BindPlane you can set the log_type ingestion label in one of the following ways:

1. Automatic Mapping: BindPlane will automatically create the log_type ingestion label for sources that use one of the following log_types. In these cases, you don’t need to take any action.

   attributes[“log_type”]	chronicle_log_type (Ingestion Label)
   windows_event.security	WINEVTLOG
   windows_event.application	WINEVTLOG
   windows_event.system	WINEVTLOG
   sql_server	MICROSFT_SQL

2. Set Google SecOps Log Type: You can specify a new log attribute called chronicle_log_type and set its value to the appropriate SecOps ingestion label (log_type). It’s best practice to always explicitly set this when sending logs to Google Secops. You should use the Add Fields processor to set this attribute.

   

   Note: This field will take precedence over any automatic mapping that may occur.

3. Fallback: The Google SecOps Destination has a Log Type field that you can set as a fallback option, in the case that you did not set chronicle_log_type or BindPlane couldn’t automatically map the log_type for you.

Credentials

This exporter requires a Google Cloud service account with access to the Google SecOps API. The service account must have access to the endpoint specfied in the config. Besides the default endpoint (https://malachiteingestion-pa.googleapis.com), there are also regional endpoints that can be used here.

For additional information on accessing SecOps, see the Chronicle documentation.

Supported Retry and Queuing Settings

This destination supports the following retry and queuing settings:

Sending Queue	Persistent Queue	Retry on Failure
✓	✓	✓

Example Configuration

Basic Configuration

This configuration sets up the Google SecOps destination with necessary details such as region, authentication method, credentials, and log type.