Collect Google SecOps SOAR logs
You can manage and monitor Google Security Operations SOAR logs in the Google Cloud Logs Explorer. You can also use Google Cloud tools to set up special metrics and alerts that are triggered by specific events in your SOAR operation logs.
The logs capture essential data from SOAR's ETL, playbook, and Python functions. The types of captured data include the running of Python scripts, alert ingestion, and playbook performance.
Access Google SecOps SOAR logs
Google SecOps SOAR logs are written in a separate namespace called chronicle-soar and are categorized by the service which generated the log.
To access Google SecOps SOAR logs, do the following:
- In the Google Cloud console, go to Logging > Logs Explorer.
- Select the Google SecOps Google Cloud project.
Enter the following filter in the field and click Run Query:
none resource.labels.namespace_name="chronicle-soar"
To filter logs from a specific service, enter the following filters in the box and click Run Query:
resource.labels.namespace_name="chronicle-soar"
resource.labels.container_name="<container_name>"
where the values include playbook
, python
or etl
.
Playbook labels
Playbook log labels provide a more efficient and convenient way to refine a query scope. All labels are located in the labels section of each log message:
To narrow the log scope, expand the log message, right-click each label, and hide or show specific logs:
The following labels are available:
playbook_definition
playbook_name
block_name
block_definition
case_id
correlation_id
integration_name
action_name
Python logs
The following logs are available for python service:
resource.labels.container_name="python"
Integration and Connector labels:
integration_name
integration_version
connector_name
connector_instance
Job labels:
integration_name
integration_version
job_name
Action labels:
integration_name
integration_version
integration_instance
correlation_id
action_name
ETL logs
The following logs are available for ETL service:
resource.labels.container_name="etl"
ETL labels:
correlation_id
For example, to provide the ingestion flow for an alert, filter by
correlation_id
: