Device Integration: Iraje PAM

Modified on Mon, 27 Apr at 8:35 PM

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Overview

Iraje PAM (Privileged Access Management) is a cloud-based security solution that provides secure management of privileged accounts and sessions. Integrating Iraje PAM with ADR allows centralized ingestion of logs and events, enabling:

  • Comprehensive visibility into privileged activities.

  • Proactive detection of potential insider threats.

  • Compliance-ready reporting of privileged user actions.

This document provides step-by-step guidance on integrating Iraje PAM with ADR using API-based configuration.


Prerequisites

Before beginning configuration, ensure the following:

  • Valid Iraje PAM credentials (username and password).

  • Access to the ADR CCE (Collection and Control Engine) IP.

  • Network connectivity between Iraje PAM and CCE.

  • Custom port information (if Iraje PAM is running on a port other than 443).


Configuration Steps

  1. Log in to ADR UI and navigate to:
    Administration → Add-On Store → Iraje PAM.

  2. Enter Device Details:

    • Device Name: Provide a meaningful name (e.g., Iraje_PAM_Prod).

    • CCE Host: Enter the CCE IP address.

    • Access ID / Username: Enter the Iraje PAM username.

    • Password / Secret Key: Enter the Iraje PAM password.

  3. Enter JSON Configuration:

    • Add the Iraje PAM host and custom port (if applicable).

    • See examples in the next section.

  4. Click Save to complete integration.


JSON Configuration Examples

  • Default Port (443):

{ "host": "<pam-host>" }
  • Custom Port (if applicable):

{ "host": "<pam-host>", "custom_port": "<iraje-custom-port>" }

Replace <pam-host> with the actual Iraje PAM hostname or IP, and <iraje-custom-port> with the assigned port number.


Verification (MSSP Only)

From ADR UI

  1. Log in to the ADR UI.

  2. Navigate to: System → Logs and Flows Collection Status.

  3. Check if Iraje PAM appears in the list of integrated devices.

  4. Confirm that logs/events are being received.

From CCE Server

Run the following command to verify log flow from Iraje PAM:

sudo tcpdump -i any host <pam-host>

This ensures logs are reaching the CCE server


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