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An Overview of the Netskope AWS CloudTrail Lake Integration

Jan 31 2023

Following the recent AWS CloudTrail Lake announcement, this blog will guide you through how to configure a Netskope Cloud Exchange instance to send Netskope user access logs to AWS CloudTrail Lake using the Cloud Log Shipper (CLS) module and the CLS plugin developed for CloudTrail Lake. Cloud Exchange (deployed in Amazon ECS on Fargate) can be obtained from the AWS Marketplace.

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Netskope has visibility into all customer traffic destined for the internet and generates user activity logs, including those related to Amazon Web Services. These logs possess invaluable information for AWS security admin, information that enriches AWS CloudTrail logs available out-of-the-box on AWS. This information includes details about the user, the owner of the AWS credentials in use, the resource they engaged with, the activity the user is engaged in, data objects they interacted with and the safety of those objects, and many other data points for over 300 different Amazon services and activity types.

Here’s a closer look at how to configure this AWS CloudTrail Lake integration with Netskope Cloud Exchange:

Figure 1: Architecture Diagram of Netskope Cloud Exchange Deployment

Deployment Guide for Cloud Log Shipper Plugin for CloudTrail Lake v.0.0.1

Customers will need to have deployed Netskope Cloud Exchange into their AWS environment (or into a similar container architecture). Customers can obtain CE for Amazon ECS here, or the docker-based code here if they prefer to install it into a pre-configured Linux host running on an AWS EC2 Instance.

Prerequisites

  • The AWS account used must have access to the CloudTrail beta APIs.
  • Netskope Tenant (or multiple, for example, production and development/test instances)
  • Netskope Cloud Exchange: Log Shipper module
  • Connectivity to https://hub.docker.com (if CE is running outside of AWS)

AWS: Creating a user with required permissions

The user, or role that you use to work with to open audit events, must have permissions to call the PutAuditEvents API. Apply a policy with the following permissions to the role. This policy statement allows access to create, manage, and delete event data stores in CloudTrail Lake, run and view queries and results, and load open audit events into CloudTrail.

{
	"Version": "2012-10-17",
	"Statement": [{
			"Effect": "Allow",
			"Action": [
				"cloudtrail:CreateEventDataStore",
				"cloudtrail:UpdateEventDataStore",
				"cloudtrail:DeleteEventDataStore",
				"cloudtrail:ListEventDataStores",
				"cloudtrail:RestoreEventDataStore",
				"cloudtrail:GetEventDataStore",
				"cloudtrail:StartQuery",
				"cloudtrail:ListQueries",
				"cloudtrail:CancelQuery",
				"cloudtrail:DescribeQuery",
				"cloudtrail:GetQueryResults"
			],
			"Resource": "*"
		},
		{
			"Effect": "Allow",
			"Action": "cloudtrail-data:PutAuditEvents",
			"Resource": "*"
		},
		{
			"Effect": "Allow",
			"Action": [
				"iam:ListRoles",
				"iam:GetRolePolicy",
				"iam:GetUser"
			],
			"Resource": "*"
		},
		{
			"Effect": "Allow",
			"Action": [
				"iam:PassRole"
			],
			"Resource": "*",
			"Condition": {
				"StringEquals": {
					"iam:PassedToService": "cloudtrail.amazonaws.com"
				}
			}
		}
	]
}

AWS CloudTrail Lake: Creating an event data store

You must have an event data store. If it does not already exist, you can create one by following the steps listed below.

  1. Log in to AWS console.
  2. Navigate to CloudTrail > Lake.
  3. Click  Event data stores.
Figure 2: Creating a new event data store
  1. Click Create event data store and provide a data store name, and retention period.
  2. Click Next
Figure 3: Setting up the event data store
  1. Choose the Type of the Events and choose the activities you want to log.
  2. Click Next.
Figure 4: Enabling the data store to accept external data
  1. Click Create event data store
Figure 5: Completing event data store setup
  1. Click Create event data store

Using AWS CLI:

  1. Execute command replacing “my-event-data-store” with your event data store name:
aws cloudtrail create-event-data-store \
 --name my-event-data-store \ 
 --retention-period 90 \
 --advanced-event-selectors '[ 
{ 
"Name": "Select all open audit events", 
"FieldSelectors": [ 
{ "Field": "eventCategory", "Equals": ["ActivityAuditLog"] } 
] 
} 
]'

AWS: Obtaining Access Key ID and Secret access key

  1. Login to AWS Console.
  2. Click on the username (top right corner) and navigate to Security Credentials.
  3. Click on Create access key.
  4. Make note of the Access Key ID and Secret access key.

Netskope CLS: AWS CloudTrail Lake plugin configuration

  1. Log in to your CE instance.
  2. Navigate to Settings > Plugins.
  3. Click on the AWS CloudTrail Lake plugin tile.
Figure 6: Adding the AWS CloudTrail Lake plugin in Cloud Exchange
  1. Fill out the form with these values:
    • Configuration Name: Unique name for the configuration.
    • Mapping: Select the valid Mapping. (Default Mapping for all plugins are available. If you want to Create New Mapping, follow the CLS guide to Create New Mapping.)
    • Use System Proxy: Enable if proxy is required for communication.
Figure 7: Setting up Event Data Store
  1. Click on Next.
  2. Fill out the form with these values:
    • AWS Access Key ID (Public Key): AWS Access Key ID obtained previously.
    • AWS Secret Access Key (Private Key): AWS Secret Access Key obtained previously.
    • AWS Account ID: AWS Account ID obtained previously.
    • Region Name:Region Name.
Figure 8: Plugin configuration in CE supports instantiation in multiple environments
  1. Click Save.
Figure 9: Plugin configuration complete

Validation

From Netskope Cloud Exchange

To validate proper connectivity and plugin function from within Netskope Cloud Exchange: 

  1. Navigate to Logging.
  2. Look for the “ingestion of X event logs into configuration CloudTrail success” as shown in the screenshot below.
Figure 10: CE log of successful CloudTrail connection

From AWS Console

To validate proper connectivity and plugin function from within CloudTrail Lake.

  1. Login to AWS Console.
  2. Navigate to CloudTrail > Lake. Click on the Editor tab.
  3. Copy the Event data store ID.
Figure 11: Event data store ID location
  1. Enter this query (replace <EVENT DATA STORE ID> previously copied ID and the datetime with your desired datetime; events created after this datetime will be shown) in the editor and click Run.
SELECT eventData FROM <EVENT DATA STORE ID> WHERE eventtime >='2022-07-14 18:00:00'
  1. Scroll down to see the ingested events.
Figure 12: View of logs sourced from Netskope via CE

From AWS CLI

To validate proper connectivity and plugin function from within the AWS CLI.

  1. Execute command aws cloudtrail list-event-data-stores to obtain the event data store ID.
Figure 13: CLI page when finding event data store ID
  1. Copy the Event Data store ID from the above response.
  2. aws cloudtrail start-query –query-statement “SELECT eventData FROM <Event Data Store ID obtained in the previous step>”
Figure 14: Query set up to show CE provided logs
  1. Copy the Query ID obtained from the previous response.
  2. aws cloudtrail get-query-results –event-data-store <Event ID> –query-id <Query ID>
Figure 15: CLI output showing formatted logs from Netskope CE

Next Steps

Learn more about the recent AWS CloudTrail Lake announcement here. Cloud Exchange (deployed in Amazon ECS on Fargate) can be obtained from the AWS Marketplace.

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David Willis
David is an experienced business, security, and technology leader with over 20 years of experience across telecommunications, financial services, and software industry verticals. David currently serves as Head of Technology Integrations for the Business Development Team, focused on addressing tactical and strategic security and IT solution integration needs at scale for Netskope customers. David also leads the building and expansion of new routes to market for Netskope.