McAfee SIEM Command Line Interface
Project description
McAfee SIEM Command Line Interface and Python API
Based on the work of andywalen and the McFee esm API wrapper
Installation
pip install msiem
Command Line Interface
$ msiem alarms --help
usage: Use "msiem <command> --help" for more information. alarms
[-h] [--action action] [--force] [--time_range time_range]
[--start_time time] [--end_time time] [--status status]
[--filters '<key>=<match>' ['<key>=<match>' ...]]
[--page_size page_size] [--workers workers] [--max_queries max_queries]
[--query_delta delta] [--query_slots slots] [--no_events]
[--query_events]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--action action What to do with the alarms:
[acknowledge|unacknowledge|delete]
--force Will not prompt for confirmation to do the specified
action
--time_range time_range, -t time_range
Timerange: ['CUSTOM', 'LAST_MINUTE',
'LAST_10_MINUTES', 'LAST_30_MINUTES', 'LAST_HOUR',
'CURRENT_DAY', 'PREVIOUS_DAY', 'LAST_24_HOURS',
'LAST_2_DAYS', 'LAST_3_DAYS', 'CURRENT_WEEK',
'PREVIOUS_WEEK', 'CURRENT_MONTH', 'PREVIOUS_MONTH',
'CURRENT_QUARTER', 'PREVIOUS_QUARTER', 'CURRENT_YEAR',
'PREVIOUS_YEAR']
--start_time time, --t1 time
Start trigger date
--end_time time, --t2 time
End trigger date
--status status Status of the alarm [acknowledged|unacknowledged|all]
--filters '<key>=<match>' ['<key>=<match>' ...], -f '<key>=<match>' ['<key>=<match>' ...]
List of filters. Alarm related keys can be : - id :
The ID of the triggered alarm - summary : The summary
of the triggered alarm - assignee : The assignee for
this triggered alarm - severity : The severity for
this triggered alarm - triggeredDate : The date this
alarm was triggered - acknowledgedDate : The date this
triggered alarm was acknowledged -
acknowledgedUsername : The user that acknowledged this
triggered alarm - alarmName : The name of the alarm
that was triggered - events : A string representation
of the triggering events See : https://mfesiem.github.
io/docs/msiempy/alarm.html#msiempy.alarm.Alarm Event
related keys could be (depending of config) : -
Rule.msg - Alert.SrcPort - Alert.DstPort - Alert.SrcIP
- Alert.DstIP - Alert.SrcMac - Alert.DstMac -
Alert.LastTime - Rule.NormID - Alert.DSIDSigID -
Alert.IPSIDAlertID - ruleName - srcIp - destIp -
protocol - lastTime - subtype - destPort - destMac -
srcMac - srcPort - deviceName - sigId - normId -
srcUser - destUser - normMessage - normDesc - host -
domain - ipsId
--page_size page_size, -p page_size
Size of requests
--workers workers Number of max asynch workers
--max_queries max_queries
Number of times the query can be slipted to get more
data
--query_delta delta The timedelta of first time slots division
--query_slots slots The number of time slots division after the first one
--no_events Do not load unecessary event data in order to filter
--query_events Use the query API query module to retreive events
msiem config --help
usage: Use "msiem <command> --help" for more information. config
[-h] [--list] [--set]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--list List configuration fields
--set Will inveractively prompt for configuration settings
Exemple
msiem alarms --ackowledge -t LAST_3_DAYS --status ackowledged --filters ruleName=Wordpress srcIp=2.150. destIp=10.1.
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