Integration · SIEM
HailBytes + Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM
Exposure and human-risk events correlating against endpoint, network, and identity telemetry in one platform.
What you get
- HTTP Log Collector delivery. Structured JSON payloads map directly onto the XSIAM dataset schema, so records are immediately correlatable rather than needing a parsing rule written first.
- SAT campaign events, not just findings. Phish clicks, credential captures, and training completions arrive as first-class events — which means human-risk signal sits next to endpoint and identity telemetry in the same investigation.
- Exemption lifecycle events. Approvals, rejections, and revocations carry the requester, approver, target user, and scope. That's the audit trail an incident responder actually wants when a control was deliberately bypassed.
- Severity floor + category toggles. Per-project control over what reaches the tenant.
Bring your own Cortex XSIAM tenant. Ingestion runs from your single-tenant HailBytes instance to your collector endpoint, and usage stays on your existing Palo Alto Networks subscription.
The setup guide isn't published yet — that's a documentation gap, not a licensing gate. HailBytes will help wire this up during a proof-of-concept.