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Read this section and perform all necessary steps before you configure an integration instance.

Forescout Module Requirements

Before you can use this integration in Demisto, you need to enable certain modules in your Forescout environment.

In the Forescout console, from the navigation bar select Tools > Options .
In the dialog that appears, from the categories section on the left, click Modules .
In the main area of the dialog, from the drop-down menu, select Open Integration Module . Make sure that the integration module and the following submodules are installed and enabled: Data Exchange (DEX) and Web API are all installed and enabled. If they aren't, install and enable them.

Configuration Parameters

url
This is the network address of the Forescout Enterprise Manager or standalone Appliance. (The host on which the the Forescout Appliance is hosted.) For example, if the Forescout Appliance is hosted at the IP address 192.168.10.23 , then you enter https://192.168.10.23 .

Web API Username and Password
The credentials entered here should be those created in the Forescout console for the Web API .

In the Forescout console, from the top navigation bar, click Tools > Options .
From the dialog that appears, in the categories section on the left, click Web API , and select User Settings .
Create a username and password by clicking the Add button, and completing the fields. These are the credentials that you will enter when configuring the Demisto-Forescout integration: Web API Username and Password .
Select Client IPs towards the top of the main area of the dialog, next to User Settings .
Add the IP address where your Demisto instance is hosted or allow requests from all IP addresses to make sure that requests made by the Demisto-Forescout integration will be permitted.
Click the Apply button to save the changes you made.

Data Exchange (DEX) Username and Password
The credentials entered here should be those created in the Forescout console for Data Exchange (DEX) .

In the Forescout console, from the top navigation bar, click Tools > Options .
From the dialog that appears, in the categories section on the left, click Data Exchange (DEX) .
Select CounterACT Web Service > Accounts .
Create a username and password by clicking the Add button, and completing the fields. Note : The value you entered for the Name field in the account-creation pop-up window is the value that you should enter for the Data Exchange (DEX) Account configuration parameter.
Click the Apply button to save the changes you made.

The username and password entered in the account-creation dialog are the credentials that you will enter when configuring the Demisto-Forescout integration: Data Exchange (DEX) Username and Password .

Data Exchange (DEX) Account
The Data Exchange (DEX) credentials Name field. This can be found by navigating to Tools > Options > Data Exchange (DEX) > CounterACT Web Service > Accounts .

Important Usage Notes

This integration allows the user to update host properties and Forescout Lists. To create Forescout properties, which can then be updated using the Demisto-Forescout integration, from the Forescout console, navigate to Tools > Options > Data Exchange (DEX) > CounterACT Web Console > Properties . This is where you create new properties. Make sure to associate the properties with the account you created, and which you used in the configuration parameters of the Forescout integration in Demisto. Lists must also be defined and created in the Forescout console before you can update them using the Demisto-Forescout integration. For more information, reference the Defining and Managing Lists section in the Forescout Administration Guide .

Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Servers & Services .
Search for Forescout.
Click Add instance to create and configure a new integration instance.
- Name : a textual name for the integration instance.
- The network address of the Forescout Enterprise Manager or
  standalone Appliance, e.g. ‘ https://10.0.0.8 ’. #disable-secrets-detection
- Web API Username (see Detailed Instructions (?))
- Data Exchange (DEX) Username (see Detailed Instructions (?))
- Data Exchange (DEX) Account (see Detailed Instructions (?))
- Trust any certificate (not secure)
- Use system proxy settings
Click Test to validate the URLs, token, and connection.

You can execute these commands from the Demisto CLI, as part of an automation, or in a playbook. After you successfully execute a command, a DBot message appears in the War Room with the command details.

Base Command

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
rule_ids	Filter hosts by those selected by policies or policy sub-rules. Policies and/or rules should be specified by their IDs. To find policy and rule IDs by which you can filter, run the forescout-get-policies command. If multiple policy and/or rule IDs are entered, only hosts that are selected by all of the policies and/or rules specified will be returned. Multiple policy or rule IDs should be separated by a comma.	Optional
fields	Filter hosts based on host field values. Enter fields with their associated values in the following format, ‘{field_1}={val_1}&{field_2}={val_2} … &{field_n}={val_n}’ where ‘{field_1}’ through ‘{field_n}’ are replaced by actual field names and ‘{val_1}’ through ‘{val_n}’ are replaced by the desired matching values. Note that a list field may be specified with the values separated by commas. Only hosts whose properties match all the specified values will be returned. For a list of potential host fields that may be specified, try executing the ‘forescout-get-hostfields’ command. A composite property may also be specified. If entered in the format where all the field-value pairs are in a single set of square brackets, for example, ‘{composite_prop}=[{field_1},{val_1},…,{field_n},{val_n}]’ then only hosts for which the specified composite property’s fields all match the values entered will be returned. If entered in the format, ‘{composite_prop}=[{field_1},{val}_1],…,[{field_n},{val_n}]’ where each field-value pair is enclosed in its own set of brackets, then hosts for which the composite property contains any of the field-values specified will be returned. Note that for composite properties, sub-fields should be entered as their internal representation in Forescout. To find internal representation for a composite property’s sub-fields try executing ‘forescout-get-host’ command with the host specified in