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Hey, basically more a request then an issue, but I can't find a better way to contact you then through a github issue.
Basically I want to do the following:
MISP[Server1] -> OpenTaxii[Server2] -> Multiple different SIEM's[multiple external devices].
My Idea is that nowadays probably every SIEM should have a STIX / TAXII import available, hence the setup.
I was wondering if your implementation could serve this purpose. Of course I saw the "push_published_to_taxii" skript and also the "install-remote-server.sh" skript.
Is it possible to install the OpenTaxii Server external with gunicorn and then use the "push-published-to-taxii" skript to
push MISP Events to the production server ? Is this the best way to accomplish my objective ?
The MISP Server is fully setup but maybe you got a better option to export MISP Events into SIEM's ? Got a working Skript to export MISP to QRadar, but I would prefer not to make a custom skript for every available SIEM out there...
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Hey, basically more a request then an issue, but I can't find a better way to contact you then through a github issue.
Basically I want to do the following:
MISP[Server1] -> OpenTaxii[Server2] -> Multiple different SIEM's[multiple external devices].
My Idea is that nowadays probably every SIEM should have a STIX / TAXII import available, hence the setup.
I was wondering if your implementation could serve this purpose. Of course I saw the "push_published_to_taxii" skript and also the "install-remote-server.sh" skript.
Is it possible to install the OpenTaxii Server external with gunicorn and then use the "push-published-to-taxii" skript to
push MISP Events to the production server ? Is this the best way to accomplish my objective ?
The MISP Server is fully setup but maybe you got a better option to export MISP Events into SIEM's ? Got a working Skript to export MISP to QRadar, but I would prefer not to make a custom skript for every available SIEM out there...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: