In this video, we’re going to configure our FTD device to send syslog data to Splunk. The reason this is important is that the Lina-level syslog will give us information about NAT sessions, stateful information, VPN, etc. This data can be used in multiple dashboards and apps in Splunk

In this video, we’ll be configuring our switches, routers, wireless controllers, and access points to send data tp Splunk for use is the Cisco Networks App.

In this video, we’ll be configuring the Cisco eStreamer eNcore app that allows Splunk to ingest data from Cisco Firepower Management Center. My previous blog post on this subject was based on the previous app. This video should be followed instead of the previous blog post since the new app makes it much easier.

In this video, we’ll be configuring the ISE app in Splunk. We’ll configure ISE to send syslog data to Splunk and configure the data input in Splunk. After that has completed, we will verify that the data is populating in the Splunk ISE app dashboard.

In this short video, we’re going to go over how to get apps from the Splunk site and install them in Splunk.

In this video, we will go through the installation of Splunk on Ubuntu

In this video, we’re going to dig into policy layers, tuning, event suppression, and dynamic rule changes in Firepower.

In this video, I’m going to walk through the Stealthwatch WebUI and touch on the swing client a little.

This is just a quick video talking about how we could define custom applications inside of Stealthwatch

In this video, we're going to be integrating Active Directory with Stealthwatch. You may think you know what this means but it's not IP-to-User binding. Check out the video for more detail.

In this video, we continue our pxGrid configuration to perform rapid threat containment between ISE and Stealthwatch

In this video, we're going to integrate ISE and Stealthwatch via pxGrid and share contextual information. Part 2 will dig into configuring adaptive network control with Stealthwatch and ISE.

In this video, we’re going to configure SNMP for the exporters on Stealthwatch. While it might not seem like a big deal, this will help with ensuring that the interface names and speeds are correctly showing in the Stealthwatch Management Console.

This is going to be a really short video. I’m going to walk through the configuration of ETA on my CSR1000v. As of IOS-XE version 16.6.2, support for ETA was added on ISR and CSR routers.

In this video, we’re going to be configuring Netflow and ETA on the Catalyst 9K. After we’ve completed that, we’ll do a little walkthrough of Cognitive Threat Analytics and ETA.

In this video, I'm just upgrading my Catalyst 9300 and looking at some basic syntax changes. It's not a security video but I figured I'd record it anyways.

In this video, we’ll be going to be configuring Netflow on FTD for Stealthwatch

In this video, we’ll be going over the configuration of Netflow on my router for Stealthwatch.

In this video, I'm going to be configuring my switches with a compatible Netflow configuration for Stealthwatch

In this video, I'll be exploring some of the uses of Stealthwatch and going over the security policy.