What are the CEF field mappings for syslog messages from SecureAuth IdP

SecureAuth IdP Version affected:  All

Description:  

What are the CEF (Common Event Format) field mappings for syslog messages from SecureAuth IdP? 

Answer: 

CEF:0|SecureAuth|IdP|{keyvalue(Version)}|{eventid}|{keyvalue(EventName)}|{severity}|cn1={priority} cn1Label=Priority cfp1={keyvalue(AE.IP.RiskScore)} cfp1Label=IPRiskScore cs1={keyvalue(BrowserSession)} cs1Label=BrowserSession cs2={keyvalue(AEResult)} cs2Label=AnalyzeEngineResult cs3={keyvalue(Company)} cs3Label=ComapnyName cs4={keyvalue(RequestID)} cs4Label=RequestID cs5={keyvalue(RequestDuration)} cs5Label=RequestDuration cs6={keyvalue(UserCountryCode)} cs6Label=UserCountryCode cat={category} deviceCustomDate1={timestamp(FixedFormatMilliEpochFormat)} deviceCustomDate1Label=DeviceUTCTime outcome={keyvalue(Succeed)} deviceFacility=authpriv sourceServiceName={keyvalue(Realm)} dst={keyvalue(HostName)} dvc={keyvalue(HostName)} spid={processId} msg={message} requestClientApplication={keyvalue(UserAgent)} src={keyvalue(UserHostAddress)} suser={keyvalue(UserID)}{dictionary( {key}={value})}

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