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The Demisto SDK library can be used to manage your Demisto content with ease and efficiency.The library uses python 3.7+.

Usage

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Installation

1. Install - pip3 install demisto-sdk

2. Upgrade - pip3 install --upgrade demisto-sdk

3. Demisto server demisto-sdk integration - In order that demisto-sdk and Cortex XSOAR (Demisto) server communicate, perfrom the following steps:

   1. Get an API key for Demisto-server - Settings -> Integrations -> API keys -> Get your Key (copy it, you will be to copy it once)

   2. Add the following parameters to your environment (can be done globally in ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc files):

      for example:

      For more configurations, check the demisto-py repository (which is used by the demisto-sdk to communicate with Cortex XSOAR).

   3. Reload your terminal before continue.

CLI usage

You can use the SDK in the CLI as follows:

For more information, run demisto-sdk -h.For more information on a specific command execute demisto-sdk <command> -h.

Version Check

demisto-sdk will check against the GitHub repository releases for a new version every time it runs and will issue a warning if you are not using the latest and greatest. If you wish to skip this check you can set the environment variable: DEMISTO_SDK_SKIP_VERSION_CHECK. For example:

Commands

Supported commands:

Customizable command configuration

You can create your own configuration for the demisto-sdk commands by creating a file named .demisto-sdk-conf within the directory from which you run the commands.This file will enable you to set a default value to the existing command flags that will take effect whenever the command is run.This can be done by entering the following structure into the file:

Note: Make sure to use the flag's full name and input _ instead of a - if it exists in the flag name (e.g. instead of no-docker-checks use no_docker_checks).

Here are a few examples:

• As a user, I would like to not use the mypy linter in my environment when using the lint command. In the .demisto-sdk-conf file I'll enter:

• As a user, I would like to include untracked git files in my validation when running the validate command. In the .demisto-sdk-conf file I'll enter:

• As a user, I would like to automatically use minor version changes when running the update-release-notes command. In the .demisto-sdk-conf file I'll enter:

How to setup development environment?

Follow the guide found here to setup your demisto-sdk-dev virtual environment.The development environment is connected to the branch you are currently using in the SDK repository.

Simply activate it by running workon demisto-sdk-dev.The virtual environment can be deactivated at all times by running deactivate.

Autocomplete

Our CLI supports autocomplete for Linux/MacOS machines, you can turn this feature on by running one of the following:for zsh users run in the terminal

for regular bashrc users run in the terminal

License

MIT - See LICENSE for more information.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome and appreciated.For information regarding contributing, press here.For release guide, press here

Review the requirements before you install and use Incident Response.

Tanium dependencies

Third-party software requirements

For Tanium Incident Response, the required third-party software is installed automatically.

However, the IR Gatherer solution has third-party software requirements that are not installed automatically. The related documentation includes instructions to download the software and include it in packages that are distributed to the endpoints.

Endpoints

Supported operating systems

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The following endpoint operating systems are supported by Incident Response, Copy tools, Quarantine, Index, and Live Response:

• Windows (A minimum of Windows 7 with SP1 or Windows Server 2008 R2 with SP1 is required. Windows 7 Service Pack 1 requires Microsoft KB2758857.)
• macOS (macOS 10.14 (Mojave) or later is required for Tanium Incident Response 4.5.3 or later and Tanium Index 2.3.2 or later)
• Linux

See the documentation for each IR solution for specific version numbers.

Disk space requirements

Index requires 1 GB free space. For other solutions, the required disk space is minimal.

Host and network security requirements

Specific ports and processes are needed to run Incident Response.

Ports

The following ports are required for IR communication.

Configure firewall policies to open ports for Tanium traffic with TCP-based rules instead of application identity-based rules. For example, on a Palo Alto Networks firewall, configure the rules with service objects or service groups instead of application objects or application groups.

Security exclusions

If security software is in use in the environment to monitor and block unknown host system processes, your security administrator must create exclusions to allow the Tanium processes to run without interference.

Internet URLs

If security software is deployed in the environment to monitor and block unknown URLs, your security administrator must whitelist the following URL:

• content.tanium.com

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User role requirements

‡ To install IR solutions, you must have the Import Signed Content micro admin permission (Tanium Core Platform 7.4 or later) or the reserved role of Administrator.

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* Requires permissions for the Interact module to ask questions, see results, and drill-down to endpoints.

‡ To install IR solutions, you must have the Import Signed Content micro admin permission (Tanium Core Platform 7.4 or later) or the reserved role of Administrator.

* Requires permissions for the Interact module to ask questions, see results, and drill-down to endpoints.