kingers Posted June 5 Report Share Posted June 5 Fortisoar- Engineer'S Guide For Deployment And Configuration Published 5/2025 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 2.96 GB | Duration: 4h 16m"FortiSOAR Deployment & Configuration: A Practical Engineer's Handbook for Scalable Security Orchestration" What you'll learn FortiSOAR Artitecture configuration and deplyment FortiSOAR Dashboard, Schedules , Playbooks and Reports Connectors breakdown SOC best practices with FortiSOAR Requirements Compute for the Running Fortisoar Description Core Components of FortiSOAR Deployment: Architecture, Connectors, and PlaybooksA successful FortiSOAR implementation begins with understanding its deployment architecture, setting up reliable connectors, and designing actionable playbooks.Deployment ArchitectureFortiSOAR supports various deployment models based on organizational needs:Standalone: Suitable for small SOCs or labs, running all services on a single node.High Availability (HA): Uses an active/passive or active/active setup for redundancy and resilience.Clustered: Scales horizontally by distributing services across multiple nodes-ideal for MSSPs or large enterprise SOCs.Before deployment, ensure system sizing matches your log volume, case load, and integration scope. FortiSOAR runs best on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) or CentOS, with prerequisites like Python 3.6+, PostgreSQL, and Docker configured during installation.Connector ConfigurationConnectors integrate FortiSOAR with external systems like SIEMs, firewalls, EDR, and CTI platforms. You can deploy them via the UI under Settings → Connectors, supplying API endpoints, credentials, and custom parameters as needed.Each connector supports a specific protocol (e.g., REST, syslog, SMTP). After configuration, always run Test Connection to validate integration. For unsupported tools, FortiSOAR provides a Python-based Connector Development Kit (CDK) to build custom connectors.Use dedicated, least-privilege service accounts and store secrets securely in the FortiSOAR vault.Playbook DevelopmentPlaybooks automate incident handling by chaining actions based on triggers, conditions, and logic. FortiSOAR's visual playbook editor allows engineers to:Trigger workflows on alert ingestion or user actions.Include branching, loops, delays, and error handling.Leverage out-of-the-box actions from connectors or custom scripts in Python or JavaScript.Modular playbook design improves reusability and scalability. Always test playbooks in staging and include rollback or exception paths.Together, architecture, connectors, and playbooks form the operational backbone of FortiSOAR, driving intelligent, automated security response across your environment. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Know your trainer Lecture 2 Introduction to SOAR Lecture 3 Workflow on key use cases in Fortisoar Lecture 4 Architecture Breakdowm Section 2: Downloading and Configuring the Fortisoar instance Lecture 5 OVA download Steps Lecture 6 Uploading the OVA and configuring Lecture 7 License registration and uploading Section 3: GUI and components explanations Lecture 8 GUI breakdown Section 4: Playbooks Lecture 9 Playbook Editor breakdown Lecture 10 Get reputation of IOC manual Lecture 11 Get reputation of IOC manual only if IP is not Private Lecture 12 Making the playbook run on create Lecture 13 Alerts + Indicators explained how link records work together Section 5: Fortisiem data ingestion Lecture 14 Configuring fortisiem connector Lecture 15 ingestion explained Section 6: Optimization of playbook using jinja Lecture 16 Optimization of Get reputation of IOC manual using Jinja Section 7: Loops and preprocessing with code snippet Lecture 17 Loop with Code snippet Section 8: Incident Recent response playbook Lecture 18 Phishing alert Incident response playbook Section 9: Soc Operations with Fortisoar Lecture 19 Que and Shift management configuration Lecture 20 SLA break Down Lecture 21 Creation of information gathering playbooks and populate results in comments Lecture 22 War room Break Down Section 10: Custom Modules Lecture 23 Create a New Module Lecture 24 Playbook for data ingestion in custom module Section 11: Connectors and custom action Lecture 25 Creating custom action in connectors Section 12: CLI and troubleshooting Lecture 26 Important commands and logs paths Beginners with FortiSOARDDownloadhttps://ddownload.com/xj39wbwvmjnz/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part1.rarhttps://ddownload.com/y18h0rjyhhpo/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part2.rarhttps://ddownload.com/5onlgp4ty0r9/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part3.rarRapidGatorhttps://rapidgator.net/file/7a11a3fd6a0c868ccd15f70c0c66ce6b/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part1.rarhttps://rapidgator.net/file/52764c33cd27fa3a3e4fc7f45636d2e5/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part2.rarhttps://rapidgator.net/file/1a1a1943223453e68b16f039ff7fdb0c/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part3.rarNitroFlarehttps://nitroflare.com/view/4E6BDC4EE95D7D2/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part1.rarhttps://nitroflare.com/view/0BC531637FDD5E8/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part2.rarhttps://nitroflare.com/view/A53BA0447E7014F/yxusj.FortiSOAR-.Engineers.Guide.for.deployment.and.Configuration.part3.rar Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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