1. Sign in to the Palo Alto Networks console with administrator permissions.
2. Click the Device tab.
3. In the navigation menu, click Server Profiles > Syslog.
4. Click + Add.
5. In the New Server Profile dialog, in the Name field, enter a unique name for the syslog server. For example, awn-mycompany1.
6. Click the Servers tab.
7. Click + Add.

   A new row is added to the table.

8. In the new table row, configure these settings:
   • Name — Enter a name for your Arctic Wolf Sensor.
   • Syslog Server — Enter your Arctic Wolf Sensor IP address.
   • Transport — Select UDP.
   • Port — Enter 514.
   • Format — Use the default format of BSD.
   • Facility — Use the default format of LOG_USER.
9. Click OK.

1. Sign in to the Palo Alto Networks console with administrator permissions.
2. Click the Device tab.
3. In the navigation menu, click Log Settings.
4. In the System, Configuration, HIP Match, and (optional) Global Protect sections, complete these steps:
   Note:

   Global Protect is only available if you have GlobalProtect.

   1. Click + Add.
   2. In the Log Settings Configuration dialog, configure these settings:
      • Name — Enter a name for your log settings. For example, System-FWD.
      • Filter — Select All Logs.
      • Forward Method — Select the Syslog method, and then click + Add and select your Arctic Wolf syslog profile.
   3. Click OK.

1. Sign in to the Palo Alto Networks console with administrator permissions.
2. Click the Objects tab.
3. In the navigation menu, click Log Forwarding.
4. Click + Add.
5. In the Log Forwarding Profile dialog, in the Name field, enter a unique name for the profile. For example, awn-lfp.
   Note: The name is case-sensitive. Use only letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens, and underscores. Length is limited to 31 characters.

   This name appears in the list of log forwarding profiles when defining security policies.

6. Create a log forwarding profile match list for each of these log types: data, traffic, threat, URL, auth, and wildfire.
   Note: WildFire logs are only required if you have WildFire.
   1. Click + Add.
   2. In the Log Forwarding Profile Match List dialog, for each log type, configure these settings:
      • Name — Enter a name for your match condition.
      • Description — Enter a description for your match condition.
      • Log Type — Select the required log type. For example, data.
      • Filter — Select All Logs.
      • Forward Method — Select the Syslog method, and then click + Add and select the syslog server profile that you created in Create a syslog server profile.

        For example, your log forwarding profile match list for data log types should look similar to:

        

   3. Click OK.
   4. Verify that you have a log forwarding profile for all necessary log types.
7. Click OK.

1. Sign in to the Palo Alto Networks console with administrator permissions.
2. Click the Policies tab.
3. In the navigation menu, click Security.
4. Select the policy that you want log forwarding applied for.
   Note: For Arctic Wolf to receive logs, your security policy must have the Log at Session End option enabled and basic security profiles attached. For more information, see Create a Security Policy Rule.

   The Security Policy Rule dialog appears.

5. Click the Actions tab.
6. In the Log Forwarding list, select the required log forwarding profile.
7. Click OK.

   The forwarding icon appears in the Options column of your security policy rule.

8. Click Commit.
9. Optional: Click Device > Setup > Operations, and then click Save Named Configuration Snapshot to save a backup of your configuration in a safe, encrypted location.

This step is optional. It is only required if you have WildFire.

1. Sign in to the Palo Alto Networks console with administrator permissions.
2. Click the Device tab.
3. In the navigation menu, click Setup.
4. Click the WildFire tab.
5. In the General Settings section, click Edit.
6. Make sure that the Report Benign Files and Report Grayware Files checkboxes are selected.
7. Click OK.

This step is optional. It is only required if you have WildFire.

1. Sign in to the Palo Alto Networks console with administrator permissions.
2. Click the Device tab.
3. In the navigation menu, click Setup.
4. Click the WildFire tab.
5. Optional: In the Session Information Settings section, make sure that these checkboxes are enabled to include email heading information in WildFire logs and reports:
   Note:

   By default, all checkboxes are enabled. If necessary, click Edit to edit the settings and enable the checkboxes.

   • Email sender
   • Email recipient
   • Email subject
6. Click OK.

1. Sign in to the Arctic Wolf Unified Portal.
2. In the navigation menu, click Tickets & Alerts > All Tickets.
3. Perform the appropriate action, depending on if you are:
   • A new customer — In the Ticket Type list, select Onboarding. Then, click the existing [Deploy] Site Config: <ticket_subject> ticket.
   • An existing customer — Click Open a New Ticket.
4. On the Open a New Ticket page, configure these settings:
   • What is this ticket related to? — Select General request.
   • Subject — Enter Syslog changes.
   • Related ticket (optional) — Keep empty.
   • Message — Enter this information for your Concierge Security® Team (CST):
     • Confirmation that you completed the steps in this configuration guide.
     • The IP address or hostname of the Arctic Wolf Sensor that you used during the configuration.
     • The IP address, timezone, and device type for all sources that you are forwarding.
     • Questions or comments that you have.
5. Click Send Message.

   Your CST reviews the details to make sure that Arctic Wolf is successfully processing the logs.