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      Palo Alto Networks Strata (syslog)

      Configure the Palo Alto Strata Logging Service to forward Palo Alto Firewall logs to Radiant Security.

      In this guide, you will configure Strata Logging Service to forward Palo Alto Firewall logs to Radiant Security through Syslog TLS.

      Add the data connector in Radiant Security

      First, you’ll add the Palo Alto Networks Firewall data connector in Radiant Security to create a certificate that you’ll use to create the syslog server in Palo Alto.

      1.   Login to Radiant Security.  
      2.   From the navigation menu, click Settings > Data Connectors and click + Add Connector.  
      3.   Search for and select the Palo Alto Networks Strata (syslog) option and then click Data Feeds.

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      4.   Select the Palo Alto Networks Strata data feed and then click Credentials. Screenshot 2025-04-14 at 8.07.34 AM-1  
      5.   Under Credential Name, give the credential an identifiable name (e.g. PAN Strata Credentials). If you already have a credential in place, select it from the drop-down menu.
      6.   In the Connector tag field, enter a random value. This value will act as the salt to randomize the unique Token you’ll download in the next step.
      7.   Click Add Connector.      		 Screenshot 2025-04-14 at 8.08.20 AM  
      8.   Save the Token value or use the Download Files option to save the token file. This token will be used in the upcoming section Configure log forwarding.   
      9.   Click Done to save your changes.      		 Screenshot 2025-04-14 at 8.08.45 AM  

      Configure log forwarding

      1. Access the Strata Logging service through the Palo Alto Networks Hub.
      2. Select the Strata Logging Service instance that you want to configure for syslog forwarding.
      3. Select Log Forwarding, then click Add to add a new Syslog forwarding profile.
      4. Enter the following values:
        1. Name: Radiant Security Syslog Server
        2. Syslog Server: cluster.syslog.radiantsecurity.ai
        3. Port: 6514
        4. Facility: 1 - LOG_USER / User Level
      5. Click Test Connection.
      6. If the connection succeeds, click Next.
      7. On Format, select CSV.
      8. On Delimiter, select comma.
      9. On Profile Token, enter the Token value that you created and copied from the previous section.
      10. (Optional) Create a log filter to select which events and alerts should be forwarded
        1. The log filter uses a query to select which events should be forwarded.
      11. Click Save and make sure the Status of the Syslog forwarding profile is set to Running.


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      Last updated: 2025-04-14