Cisco and Third-Party Integrations and Supported Capabilities

Cisco and third-party integrations provide various capabilities to Cisco XDR, leveraging the information available in the integrated product. The following is a list of the various capabilities:

Note: All third-party integrations require Cisco XDR Advantage or Cisco XDR Premium licensing tier. For more information, see Cisco XDR Licenses.

  • Detection Analytics and Correlation - Logs and security events from the integrated product are ingested into the data warehouse and are correlated and analyzed using artificial intelligence and machine learning to create actionable Cisco XDR incidents.

  • Threat Hunting and Investigation - In response to queries from Cisco XDR during investigations, the integrated product can report sightings, reputations, and other information about the queried observables to include and display in Cisco XDR's investigation results. For example, "file hash a03e[...] was seen on endpoint sdf-01 at 2023-01-23 13:45:32 and initiated a connection to <domain>" or "file hash a03e[...] is rated Malicious".

  • Dashboard Tiles - Products may provide tiles showing metrics of usage, prevention, and other system performance indicators. The tiles are displayed on the Control Center page. By default, the Overview dashboard displays incident details, such as a list of unassigned incidents and the number of incidents reported by sources. You can create additional dashboards and tiles depending on the products integrated within your organization. For more information on adding new tiles, see Configure Dashboards and Tiles and for a list of available tiles, see Dashboard Tiles.

  • Asset Insights and Context - Inventory provides you with a unified view of the devices and/or users in your organization by consolidating inventories from the products you have integrated with Cisco XDR. These integrations can report inventory and system data to Assets to contribute to that holistic view in order to better identify vulnerabilities, prevent threats, and prioritize remediations. See Sources for more information on sources in Assets.

  • Automation and Response

    • Controls and Responses - In response to queries from Cisco XDR during investigations, in rendering Pivot menus, or via Automation, the integrated product can provide links to enact its responses or controls on or about the queried observable(s). For example, "add file hash a03e[...] to blocklist".

    • Security Operations Center (SOC) Automation - The integrated product can be leveraged in Automation using Cisco-provided atomics and/or workflows.

      Note: Products with a No in this column may also be used in Automation but these objects would need to be created by the user.

The following table provides a list of the Cisco and third-party integrations and the capabilities supported by each integration, along with links to access the product documentation:

 

Integration

Detection Analytics and Correlation

Threat Hunting and Investigation

Dashboard Tiles Asset Insights and Context

Automation and Response

Controls and Responses

  Security Operations Center (SOC) Automation
Cisco Integrations
Attack Surface Management No No Yes No No No
Cisco Defense Orchestrator No No Yes No No Yes
Cisco Duo No No No Yes No Yes
Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager No Yes Yes No No No
Cisco Secure Web Appliance No Yes Yes No Yes No
Cisco Threat intelligence API No Yes Yes No Yes No
Cisco Vulnerability Management No No No No No Yes
Cyber Vision No No No Yes No No
Meraki No No No Yes No Yes
Orbital No Yes No Yes No Yes
Secure Cloud Analytics Yes Yes Yes No No Yes
Secure Email Appliance No Yes Yes No No Yes

Secure Email Threat Defense

Yes Yes Yes No No No
Secure Endpoint Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Secure Firewall No Yes Yes No Yes Yes
Secure Malware Analytics No Yes Yes No No Yes
Secure Network Analytics No Yes Yes No Yes Yes
Secure Web Appliance No Yes Yes No Yes No
Secure Workload No No Yes No No No
Umbrella No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Webex

No No No No No Yes

Third-Party Integrations

Note: Legacy third-party integrations that are not listed in this table may still work but they are not officially supported in Cisco XDR.

Check Point Quantum Smart-1 Cloud

No Yes No No No Yes

Cohesity Data Cloud

No No No No No Yes
CrowdStrike Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Cybereason No Yes No Yes No Yes
Darktrace RESPOND & DETECT No Yes No No Yes Yes

ExtraHop Reveal(x) 360

No No No No No Yes

Ivanti Neurons

No No No Yes No No

Jamf Pro

No No No Yes No No

Jira Cloud

No No No No No Yes
Microsoft Azure Active Directory - Users No No No Yes No No
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Microsoft Defender for Office 365 No Yes No No Yes Yes

Microsoft Intune

No No No Yes No No

PagerDuty

No No No No No Yes

Palo Alto Networks Cortex XDR

No Yes No Yes No Yes

Red Sift Pulse

No Yes No No No No

Rubrik Security Cloud

No No No No No Yes
SentinelOne No Yes No Yes Yes Yes

ServiceNow

No No No No No Yes

Shodan

No Yes No No No No

Slack

No No No No No Yes

Trend Vision One

No Yes No Yes No Yes

VirusTotal

No Yes No No No No

VMWare Workspace One UEM

No No No Yes No No

xMatters

No No No No No Yes

Zendesk

No No No No No Yes

For more information on Cisco integrations, see Cisco Integrations and for more information on the third-party integrations, see Third-Party Integrations.