Export indicators - Administrator Guide - Threat Intel Management Guide - Cortex XSIAM - Cortex - Security Operations

You can export indicators in a hosted text file (External Dynamic list) from Cortex XSIAM or an engine using the Generic Export Indicators Service integration. Exported indicators can be used for example in firewall block lists, allow lists, and monitoring and analysis in Splunk. See Generic Export Indicators Service.

The Generic Export Indicators Service integration can be configured to export specific fields in different output formats. Multiple instances of the integration can be configured for different indicator queries, and the output can be customized to work with a variety of third-party services.

You can set up the Generic Export Indicators Service integration by setting up a long-running integration. See Forward Requests to Long-Running Integrations.

If you configure the Generic Export Indicator to run on-demand, use the !export-indicators-list-update command for the first time to initialize the export process.

Cortex XSIAM provides numerous out-of-the-box playbooks for TIM, including playbooks that enable you to export indicators. All TIM-related playbooks have the 'TIM' prefix. Some are generic (for example, TIM - Process Indicators - Fully Automated), and some are dedicated to a specific vendor, like QRadar (for example, TIM - QRadar Add Domain Indicators) and ArcSight (for example, TIM- Arcsight Add IP Indicators).

If you define a playbook task input that pulls from indicators, the entire playbook runs in Quiet Mode. This means the task or playbook information is not written to the War Room, and inputs and outputs are not displayed in the playbook. However, errors and warnings are still written to the War Room.