Input Configuration

Case-Hub Input Configuration

Inputs control how the Case-Hub collects event data from the configured backend. Inputs are consumed by Agents, which then are tasked with polling that Input for data and processing it into a format the Case-Hub API can understand.

Creating Inputs

Prior to creating a new input, create credentials for the input and then follow the below steps to create an Input:

  1. Navigate to the System -> Inputs page from the Dashboard, Click "New Input"

  2. Provide required backend configuration details for the input, starting with an appropriate Input Name, Description, and Tags.

  3. Select the plugin "ElasticSearch" you want to configure, check Plugin Configuration

  4. Select the credentials this input should use to connect to the configured plugin.

  5. Plugin Configuration - Provide the configuration for Elasticsearch like Distro, Index to query, HTTP Auth Method.

  6. Event Base Configuration - Add the relevant event fields like Title, Description, Severity, Tags, and others.

  7. Additional Configuration - Add all the relevant Field Mappings.

  8. Select the SIGMA Pipeline, and MITRE data sources that apply.

  9. Review - Confirm the input configurations, click Create

Plugin Configuration

In order for the Input plugin to properly work, it should be properly configured.

ElasticSearch

When configuring your Input, this section of configuration will tell Case-Hub how to interact with Elasticsearch.

Event Base Configuration

This section of configuration determines what data is included in an Event shipped by an Agent.

Additional Configuration

Field Mappings

Field mappings determine how source data is mapped to a particular data type in the Case-Hub. This process involves extracting relevant information that will be displayed as Observables on Event cards on the Event-Queue page. For instance, if you map an IP address to the IP data type, you can perform CIDR notation checks using RQL.

Sigma Configuration (Beta)

By providing Sigma configurations, Detections can automatically convert Sigma rules that use this input to the target pipeline and backend. The selected values can be overridden during the Sigma to Detection conversion process.

MITRE Configuration (Beta)

Data sources allow you to define what specific data sources (logs) will be provided for this input when aligned with the MITRE ATT&CK framework of attack techniques and tactics. By utilizing these data sources, Detections can automatically recommend other Detections that require specific data sources.

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