cef0.websense

[ 1 Introduction ] [ 2 Tag structure ] [ 3 How is the data sent to Devo? ]

Introduction

The tables beginning with cef0.websense identify events in CEF format generated by xss products.

Tag structure

Events in CEF format don't have a specific tag structure, as explained in Technologies supported in CEF syslog format. They are always sent to a table with the structure cef0.deviceVendor.deviceProduct.

In this case, the valid data tables are:

cef0.websense.security

How is the data sent to Devo?

CEF data can be sent directly to Devo or by using a relay. To use the CEF default relay rule, send to the relay’s port 13000. Learn more about CEF syslog format and how Devo tags these events in Technologies supported in CEF syslog format.

cef0.websense.security

Field	Type	Source field name	Extra fields

Field	Type	Source field name	Extra fields
eventdate	`timestamp`
rawMessage	`str`		✓
hostchain	`str`		✓
deviceVersion	`str`
signatureID	`str`
name	`str`
severity	`str`
act	`str`
app	`str`
DispositionCode	`int8`	cn1
ScanDuration	`int8`	cn2
Policy	`str`	cs1
DynCat	`str`	cs2
ContentType	`str`	cs3
destinationTranslatedPort	`int4`
dhost	`str`
dpt	`int4`
dst	`ip4`
dvc	`ip4`
in	`int8`
out	`int8`
reason	`str`
requestClientApplication	`str`
requestMethod	`str`
request	`str`
rt	`timestamp`
spt	`int4`
src	`ip4`
suser	`str`
tag	`str`	cefTag	✓

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cef0.websense

Introduction

Tag structure

How is the data sent to Devo?

cef0.websense.security

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