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Cybereason setup for Workbench

Scott Dewbre
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Cybereason REST APIs use an auth token to make authorized calls to the API. Expel uses Cybereason REST APIs to access resources through URI paths. You need to generate an API key and an Application key.

Step 1: Generate user credentials

Having read-only access to the interface of your technology allows Expel to dig deeper during incident investigations. Our device health team uses this access to investigate potential health issues with your tech.

To integrate the technology with Workbench, we need to create secure credentials to the API. Depending on the permissions allowed in Step 1, Expel may be able to generate API credentials. If you're unsure, reach out to your Expel customer success engineer, or email devicehealth@expel.io.

  1. In the Cybereason UI, navigate to the User screen.

  2. Click Create New User. The Create New User screen appears.

  3. Type the required details.

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    • Username: an email address. Make note of this for later use.

    • Password: a password. Make note of this for later use.

    • Change password on next login: don't select this.

    • Enable Two Factor Authentication (TFA): don't select this.

    • Custom roles: select Analyst and L3.

    • Predefined roles: select API User.

  4. Click Add User.

Step 2: Configure the technology in Workbench

Now that we have the correct access configured and noted the credentials, we can integrate your tech with Workbench.

  1. In a new browser tab, log into https://workbench.expel.io.

  2. On the console page, navigate to Settings and click Security Devices.

  3. At the top of the page, click Add Security Device.

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  4. Search for and select your technology Cybereason.

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  5. Complete all fields using the credentials and information you collected in Step 1.

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    • For Name type the host name of the device.

    • For Location type the geographic location of the appliance.

    • For Username type the username generated in Step 1.

    • For Password type the password generated in Step 1.

    • For Server URL type the Cybereason device address.

  6. Click Save.

  7. You can provide console access now or set it up later. Use the instructions below to set it up later.

To check if alerts are coming through, navigate to Alerts on the console page. Click the icon in the upper right to switch to grid view, then check the list for device alerts.

Step 3: Edit the device to add console access

Expel needs console access to your device to allow our SOC analysts to dig deeper during incident investigations. Additionally, our engineering teams use this access to investigate potential health issues, including proper alert ingestion.

Note

Expel secures all login information our SOC analysts need about your devices in a MFA password product. Access to this login information is protected using our internal MFA processes. To learn more about the IP addresses all Expel traffic comes from, go here.

  1. Open Workbench. Go to Organization Settings > Security Devices. Next to the device you just connected, click the down arrow and click Edit.

  2. In the Console Login area, type these details:

    • Console URL: type the console URL from the Server address in the Connection Settings area above. At the end of the URL, type /login.

    • Username: type the user name you created above.

    • Password: type the password you created above.

    • Two-factor secret key (32-character code): depending on how your organization enforces log-ins, this field may not apply to you. In these cases, you can leave it blank. This field is optional and if you have questions or concerns, reach out to your engagement manager or to support.

  3. Click Save.

Related terms

Cyber reason, cyberreason,

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