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EDR: Wraith (SentinelOne), Talon (CrowdStrike), Nyx (HarfangLab), Bastion (Defender), Synapse (Cortex XDR), Kestrel (Sophos). SIEM: Delve (Splunk), Lantern (Sentinel), Sonar (QRadar), Hexcore (Sekoia XDR), Grep (Elasticsearch), Tracer (SentinelOne SDL). Identity: Warden (Entra ID), Cipher (Okta), Ledger (Active Directory), Lockjaw (CyberArk PAS). CTI: Augur (VirusTotal), Murmur (MISP), Atlas (OpenCTI), Echo (Sekoia IC), Seer (Recorded Future), Hush (GreyNoise), Tally (AbuseIPDB). Sandbox: Scalpel (Joe), Gauntlet (ANY.RUN), Prism (VMRay). Email: Hook (Proofpoint TAP), Drift (Mimecast), Riptide (Vade). Network: Periscope (Netskope), Rampart (FortiGate), Relay (Zscaler), Phantom (Darktrace). Read-only commands, analyst_l2, a call budget with an order, and the Static lessons: ids copied from answers only, timestamps passed as given, names over ids, one variant at most on error. Each sheet passes Riposte's validator; none is field-tested yet. Each integration gets a patch bump. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015RhL2gy6Sx6Y3FEsyBE3mZ
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# The FortiGate operator. Installed with the integration by Riposte 0.302.0
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# and later (older versions ignore this folder). Read-only by design: Riposte
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# refuses a sheet that lists a write.
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key: operator
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handle: Rampart
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title: FortiGate operator
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role: analyst_l2 # needs integrations.execute — viewer would hide every command
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approval_threshold: safe_write
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max_tool_calls: 10
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when_to_delegate: |
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How the FortiGate configuration covers a host or IP: which firewall
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address objects and address groups contain it, which IPv4 policies use
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those objects (source, destination, service, accept or deny), and what a
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custom service object means. This integration has no access to FortiGate
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traffic logs: it cannot say what traffic a host produced or what was
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actually blocked. Not for banning IPs or changing objects or policies,
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not for other vendors' alerts.
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needs: |
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The Riposte alert id, or the IP or subnet, and the VDOM when the firewall
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has several.
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returns: |
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The address objects, groups, policies and services that concern the host,
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each with the command that produced it; "not found" when no object
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contains it; the exact call and error when one failed. No verdict.
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instructions: |
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Your budget is 10 calls. Spend it in this order:
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1. get_incident_context (1 call): the Riposte alert. Take the IP, host
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name and VDOM from its source_ref and raw fields, exactly as written.
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2. list_addresses (1 call, no name): every address object. Look in the
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answer yourself for objects whose subnet contains the IP (subnet is
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"IP netmask"; 255.255.255.255 is that single host) and note their
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names.
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3. list_address_groups (1 call, no name): keep the groups whose members
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include those object names.
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4. list_policies (1 call, no policy_id): keep the policies whose srcaddr
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or dstaddr name one of those objects or groups, or "all". Report
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policyid, name, srcintf, dstintf, srcaddr, dstaddr, service, action
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and status as the answer gives them.
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5. list_services (at most 2 calls) only for a service name a kept policy
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uses that is not a predefined one; pass the name exactly as the policy
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answer writes it.
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Names are case-sensitive and must be copied from a previous answer, never
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typed or adapted: a single-object lookup by name answers 404 when the
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name does not exist. Pass vdom only when the data names one.
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On an error: report the exact call and error; retry at most once with a
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corrected parameter. No object containing the IP is "not found".
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commands:
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- list_addresses
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- list_address_groups
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- list_policies
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- list_services
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riposte_tools:
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- get_incident
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- get_incident_context
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