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- Security Metadata Streaming Policies Overview
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- Edit, Clone, or Delete Metadata Streaming Profile
- Create and Manage Metadata Streaming Rules
- Edit or Delete Metadata Streaming Rule
- Deploy Metadata Streaming Policy
- Import Metadata Streaming Policy and DNS Cache
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- IPsec VPN Overview
- Understanding IPsec VPN Modes
- Understanding IPsec VPN Routing
- Understanding IKE Authentication
- IPsec VPN Global Settings
- Create a Policy-Based Site-to-Site VPN
- Create a Route-Based Site-to-Site VPN
- Create a Hub-and-Spoke (Establishment All Peers) VPN
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- Create a Remote Access VPN—Juniper Secure Connect
- Importing IPsec VPNs
- Deploy an IPsec VPN
- Modify IPsec VPN Settings
- Delete an IPsec VPN
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- Devices with NAT Policies
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- About the IPsec Profiles Page
- Create and Manage IPsec Profiles
- Edit or Delete an IPsec Profile
- External Probe Overview
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- Secure Edge Policy Overview
- Add and Manage Secure Edge Policy Rules
- Edit, Clone, and Delete a Secure Edge Policy Rule
- Reorder a Security Policy Rule
- Select a Secure Edge Policy Source
- Select a Secure Edge Policy Destination
- Select Applications and Services
- Common Operations on a Secure Edge Policy
- Deploy Secure Edge Policies
- Add SRX Policy Rules to Secure Edge Policy (From Secure Edge Policy Page)
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- IPS Policies Overview
- IPS Policies Overview
- Create and Manage IPS Rules
- Edit, Clone, and Delete IPS Rules
- Create and Manage Exempt Rules
- Edit, Clone, and Delete Exempt Rule
- Web Filtering Profiles Overview
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- Create and Manage Web Filtering Profiles
- Edit, Clone, and Delete a Web Filtering Profile
- CASB Overview
- CASB Profiles Overview
- Create and Manage CASB Profiles
- Edit and Delete a CASB Profile
- CASB Rules Overview
- Add and Manage CASB Profile Rules
- Edit and Delete a CASB Rule
- Application Instances Overview
- Create and Manage Application Instances
- Edit and Delete an Application Instance
- Application Tagging Overview
- Content Filtering Policies Overview
- Content Filtering Policies Overview
- Create and Manage Content Filtering Policies
- Add and Manage Content Filtering Policy Rules
- Edit and Delete a Content Filtering Policy
- Edit, Clone, and Delete a Content Filtering Policy Rule
- SecIntel Profiles Overview
- SecIntel Profiles Overview
- Create and Manage Command and Control Profiles
- Create and Manage DNS Profiles
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- Anti-malware Profiles Overview
- About Anti-malware Profiles
- Create and Manage Anti-malware Profiles
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- Decrypt Profiles Overview
- Create and Manage Decrypt Profiles
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- End User Authentication Overview
- About the End User Authentication Page
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- Onboard JIMS Collector
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- Authentication Settings Overview
- Configure the Authentication Frequency
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- Enroll an SRX Series Firewall using Juniper ATP Cloud Web Portal
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- File Inspection Profiles Overview
- Create File Inspection Profiles
- Email Management Overview
- Configure SMTP Email Management
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- Create an Adaptive Threat Profiling Feed
- Allowlists Overview
- Create Allowlists
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- Create Blocklists
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- Configure DAG Filter
- Global Configuration for Infected Hosts
- Enable Logging
- Configure Threat Intelligence Sharing
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- Configure Webhook
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ON THIS PAGE
CASB Logs Overview
Juniper Secure Edge provides full-stack Security Service Edge (SSE) capabilities to protect web, Software as a service (SaaS), and on-premises applications and provide users with consistent and secure access that follows them wherever they go.
Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) provides visibility into the security of your cloud applications. You can apply granular controls to ensure authorized access, threat prevention, and compliance to secure your data.
When associated with a Secure Edge policy, a CASB profile collects logs from its configured cloud applications. Use this page to view and monitor these action-based and activity-based application logs.
Use the time-range slider to quickly focus on the action or activity that you are most interested in. Once the time range is selected, all data presented in your view is refreshed automatically. You can also use the Custom button to set a custom time range.
To access this page, click Monitor > Logs > CASB.
Tasks You Can Perform
You can perform the following tasks from this page:
View a graphical representation of traffic logs for a specified time range in the Time Range widget.
The X-axis represents the defined time while the Y-axis represents the number of traffic logs.
Use the slider to decrease or increase the time range of the traffic logs. You can also select from predefined time ranges such as 5m, 10m, 20m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h, 16h, 24h, or Custom.
If you select Custom, you must specify the dates and time range in MM/DD/YYYY and HH:MM:SS 24-hour or AM/PM formats to display the traffic logs for a specific period.
View information related to traffic logs. See Table 1.
View similar traffic logs. To do this, select a traffic log and click Show exact match.
Group the traffic logs based on the options available in the Group by list.
For example, you can group the traffic logs that are based on the destination country and the destination IP address.
View the complete details of logs. To do this, select the event row and then click More > Detail.
Filter on cell data. To do this, select an event row and then click More > Filter on cell data.
The search filter string is displayed in the advanced search field. The data in the corresponding column is filtered based on the filter string. Click X to clear the advanced search field.
Exclude cell data. To do this, select an event row and then click More > Exclude cell data.
The search filter string is displayed in the advanced search field. The data in the respective column is excluded based on the filter condition. Click X to clear the advanced search field.
Click Export Logs to download the event logs. The Export Logs to ZIP window opens. The data is downloaded in CSV format within a ZIP folder.
Add filters. To do this:
Click the filter icon and then select Show advanced filter.
The Add Criteria window opens.
Select the values for Field and Condition from the list.
Enter the value for the selected field and conditions.
Click Add.
Click Save.
The Save Filter page opens.
Enter a filter name and description and then click OK.
The filter is saved.
Note:Click X to clear the saved filters.
Hide filters. To do this, click the filter icon and then select Hide advanced filter.
View or load all the default or saved filters. To do this:
Click the filter icon and then select All Saved Filters.
The View/Load Filters page opens.
Select a saved filter and click OK to load the data based on filter conditions.
Select a saved filter and click the delete icon on the upper-right corner of the page to delete it.
Show or hide the columns that are displayed on the page. To do this, click the three vertical dots on the upper-right corner of the page and then select Hide/Show Columns. Select the columns that you want to display in the grid.
Reset CASB profile monitoring preferences. To do this, click the three vertical dots on the upper-right corner of the page and then select Reset Preference.
Field Descriptions
The following table provides information related to action and activity based application logs.
The Action and Activity Logs tabs only display the CASB-related application log information.
Fields | Description |
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Action | View the action taken for the event: permit and deny. |
Activity | View the activity logging for the CASB profile: Login, Upload, Download, and Share. |
Application | View the cloud application name associated with the traffic that triggered the event. |
Application Instance | View the application instances of the event. |
Authentication Status | View the authentication status of the user. |
Authentication Method | View the authentication method used by the user. |
Category | View the event category of the traffic log. |
Client Hostname | View the client hostname that is associated with the traffic that triggered the event. For example, if a specific computer is infected, the name of that computer is displayed. |
Description | View the description of the log. |
Destination Country | View the destination country name from where the event occurred. |
Destination IP | View the destination IP address of the event (IPv4 or IPv6). |
Destination Port | View the destination port of the event. |
Destination Zone | View the destination zone of the site. |
Event Category | View the event category of the traffic log. |
Event Name | View the event name of the traffic log. |
Generated By | The device that generates the log. |
Message | View the message received after the login authentication. |
Name | View the name of the event. |
Nested Application | View the name of the Layer 7 application. |
Path Name | View the path name of the log. |
Policy Name | View the policy name in the log. |
Profile Name | View the name of the CASB profile that triggered the log. |
Protocol ID | Protocol ID of the traffic that triggered the event. |
Received Time | View the time when the traffic log was received. |
Roles | View the role names associated with the event. |
Rule Name | View the rule name. |
Service Name | View the name of the Layer 4 service used for the traffic that triggered the event. For example, FTP, HTTP, SSH, and so on. |
Session ID | View the Session ID mapped by site to an event. |
Site | View the sites for which application visibility data is available. |
Source Country | View the source country name from where the event originated. |
Source IP | View the source IP address from where the event occurred (IPv4 or IPv6). |
Source Port | View the source port of the event. |
Source Zone | View the source zone of the site. |
Tag | View if the application instance is untagged, sanctioned, or unsanctioned. |
Time | View the time when the traffic log was generated. |
Type | View if the cloud application access type is unclassified, work, or personal. |
Username | View the username. |
URL | View the accessed URL name that triggered the traffic log. |