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The following section describes the procedures for system settings:

UI settings

There are two locations where you can change UI settings in FortiSIEM. One location is in the user profile. The other is in the administrator settings.

User Profile UI Settings

The initial view of FortiSIEM UI after login can be configured using the UI settings including dashboards and theme.

Click the Edit User Profile icon () in the upper right corner of the UI. The dialog box contains three tabs:

Basic - Use the Basic tab to change your password into the system.

Contact - Use the Contact tab to enter your contact information.

UI Settings - Use the UI Settings tab to set the following:

Email settings

The system can be configured to send email as an incident notification action or send scheduled reports. Use these fields to specify outbound email server settings.

Complete these steps to customize email settings:

1. Go to ADMIN > Settings > System > Email tab.
2. Enter the following information under Email Settings:
   

   Settings	Guidelines
   Email Gateway Server	[Required] Holds the gateway server used for email.
   Server Account ID	[Required] The account name for the gateway.
   Account password	[Required] The password for the account.
   Server Port	Port used by the gateway server.
   Secure Connection (TLS)	Protocol used by the gateway server. This can be Exchange or SMTP.
   Admin Email Ids	Email addresses for all of the admins.
   Default Email Sender	Default email address of the sender.

3. Click Test Email button to test the new email settings.
4. Click Save.

Customizing the Incident Email Template

Use the following procedure to customize the incident email template.

1. Click New under the section Incident Email Template.
2. Enter the Name of the template.
3. Select the Organization from the list.
4. Enter the Email Subject. You can also choose the incident attribute variables from Insert Content drop-down as part of Email Subject.
5. Enter the Email Body by selecting the attribute variables from Insert Content drop-down into your template, rather than typing. If required, enable Support HTML for HTML content support.

   Incident Attribute	Description
   Organization	Organization to which this Incident belongs.
   Status	Incident Status – Active (0), Auto Cleared (1), Manually Cleared (2), System Cleared (3)
   Host Name	Host Name from Incident Target. If not found then gathered from Incident Source
   Incident ID	Incident ID – assigned by FortiSIEM and is unique – this attribute has an URL which takes user to this incident after login
   Incident ID Without Link	Incident ID – assigned by FortiSIEM and is unique – this attribute does not have an URL
   First Seen Time	First time the incident occurred
   Last Seen Time	Last time the incident occurred
   Incident Category	Security, Performance, Availability or Change
   Incident Severity	A number from 0-10
   Incident Severity Category	HIGH (9-10), MEDIUM (5-8) and LOW (1-4)
   Incident Count	Number of times the same incident has happened with the same group by parameters
   Rule Name	Rule Name
   Rule Remediation Note	Remediation note defined for each rule
   Rule Description	Rule Description
   Incident Source	Source IP, Source Name in an Incident
   Incident Target	Destination IP, Destination Host Name, Host IP, Host Name, User in an Incident
   Incident Detail	Any group by attribute in an Incident other than those in Incident Source and Incident Target
   Affected Business Service	Comma separated list of all business services to which Incident Source, Incident Target or Reporting Device belongs
   Identity	Identity and Location for Incident Source
   Notify Policy ID	Notification Policy ID that triggered this email notification
   Triggering Attributes	List of attributes that trigger a rule – found in Rule > Sub pattern > Aggregate
   Raw Events	Triggering events in raw format as sent by the device (up to 10)
   Incident Cleared Reason	Value set by user when clearing a rule
   Device Annotation	Annotation for the device in Incident Target – set in CMDB
   Device Description	Description for the device in Incident Target – set in CMDB
   Device Location	Location for the device in Incident Target – set in CMDB
   Incident Subcategory	Specific for each category – as set in the Rule definition
   Incident Resolution	None, True Positive, False Positive

6. Click Preview to preview the email template.
7. Click Save to apply the changes.

To set an email template as default, select the template in the list, and then click Set as Default. When you are creating a notification policy and must select an email template, if you leave the option blank, the default template will be used. For Service Provider deployments, to select a template as default for an Organization, first select the Organization, then set the default email template for that organization.

Collector Image Server settings

Collector image can be upgraded using this field by specifying the location of the upgrade images and the credentials to access them.

Complete these steps to configure Collector Image Server image settings:

1. Go to ADMIN > Settings > System > Collector Image Server tab.
2. Enter the following information:

   Image Download URL - URL to download the Collector image.

3. Click Save.

Worker Upload settings

Collectors upload events and configurations to Worker nodes. Use this field to specify the Worker host names or IP addresses.

There are two cases:

• Explicit list of Worker IP addresses or host names - Collector forwards to this list in a round robin manner.
• Host name of a load balancer - Collector forwards this to the load balancer which must be configured to distribute events to the workers.

Complete these steps to configure Worker upload settings:

1. Go to ADMIN > Settings > System > Worker Upload tab.
2. Enter the IP under Worker Address.
   You can add more by clicking '+' or use '-' to remove any added address.
3. Click Save.

Data Update Server settings

Data Update Server settings are used to specify the location of the data update images and the credentials needed to access them.

Prerequisites

• Contact FortiSIEM support and make sure that your license includes Data Update Service.
• Make sure you have the Data Update URL which is typically https://images.FortiSIEM.net/upgrade/ds- contact FortiSIEM to make sure that this information has not changed.
• Make sure you have license credentials.

Complete these steps to configure Data Update server settings:

1. Go to ADMIN > Settings > System > Data Update Server tab.
2. Enter the following information:
   • Data Update URL
   • Server Username and Server Password - these are the license credentials.
   • Notify Email - you will receive an email notification when new data updates are available.
3. Click Save.

Lookup settings

Lookup setting can be used to find any IP or domain by providing the link.

Complete these steps for lookup:

1. Go to ADMIN > Settings > System > Lookup tab.
2. Enter the Name.
3. Select the Client Type to IP or Domain.
4. Enter the Link for look-up.

   You must enter '<ip>” in the link. FortiSIEM will replace '<ip>” with a proper IP during lookup.

   For example, to lookup the following URL:

   http://whois.domaintools.com/8.8.8.8

   Enter the following link in FortiSIEM:

   http://whois.domaintools.com/<ip>

5. Click Save.

Kafka settings

FortiSIEM events found in system event database can be exported to an external system via Kafka message bus.

FortiSIEM supports both forwarding events to an external system via Kafka message bus as a 'Producer' and receiving events from a third-party system to FortiSIEM via Kafka message bus as a 'Consumer'.

As a Producer:

• Make sure you have set up a Kafka Cloud (here) with a specific Topic for FortiSIEM events.
• Make sure you have identified a set of Kafka brokers that FortiSIEM is going to send events to.
• Make sure you have configured Kafka receivers which can parse FortiSIEM events and store in a database. An example would be Logstash receiver (see here) that can store in an Elastic Search database.
• Supported Kafka version: 0.8

As a Consumer:

• Make sure you have set up a Kafka Cloud (here) with a specific Topic, Consumer Group and a Consumer for sending third party events to FortiSIEM.
• Make sure you have identified a set of Kafka brokers that FortiSIEM will receive events from.
• Supported Kafka version: 0.8

Complete these steps for configuring Kafka settings in FortiSIEM:

1. Go to ADMIN > Settings > System > Kafka tab.
2. Click New.
3. Enter the Name and Topic.
4. Select or search the Organization from the drop-down.
5. Add Brokers by clicking + icon.
   1. Enter IP address or Host name of the broker.
   2. Enter Broker port (default 9092).
6. Click Save.
7. Select the Client Type to Producer or Consumer.
8. If the Consumer is selected in step 7, enter the Consumer Name and Group Name fields.
9. Click Save.

Dashboard Slideshow settings

Dashboard Slideshow settings are used to select a set of dashboards and display them in a slideshow mode on big monitors to cover the entire display. This is useful for Network and Security Operation Centers.

Complete these steps to create a Dashboard Slideshow:

1. Go to ADMIN > Settings > System > Dashboard Slideshow tab.
2. Click New to create a slideshow.
3. Enter a Name for the slideshow.
4. Select the Interval for switching between dashboards.
5. Select the Dashboards from the list and move to the Selected list.
   These dashboards will be displayed in a slideshow mode.
6. Click Save.

For all the above System settings, use the Edit button to modify or Delete button to remove any setting from the list.

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