IoC

The indicators of compromise (IoC) service alerts administrators about newly found infections and threats to devices in their network. By analyzing unified threat management logging and activity, IoC provides a comprehensive overview of threats to the network.

IoC detects the following threat types, based on the evolving FortiGuard database:

Threat type	Description
Malware	Malicious programs residing on infected endpoints
Potentially unwanted programs	Spyware Adware Toolbars
Unknown	Threats that the signature detected but does not associate with any known malware

You can view infected devices' full IP addresses, allowing you to better control their access to your network.

This feature requires a Standard subscription. See Subscription types.

When a compromised host is detected, FortiGate Cloud triggers an alert to the FortiGate with the automation stitch type set to Compromised Host. You can configure an automation stitch on your FortiGate to determine the appropriate action for handling the compromised host in response to the alert. For detailed instructions on setting up an automation stitch, see Creating automation stitches.

To access IoC:

Go to Analytics > IoC > Threats. This page displays a table of data for any detected threats.

Above the table are the following options:

Option	Description
Refresh	Refresh the data in the table.
Search	Search for the desired threat. You can filter on the columns and values.
FortiGate	Select the desired FortiGate from the dropdown list.
Time range	Select the desired time range from the dropdown list.
Export	Export the data in the table to a CSV or JSON file.

The table displays the following columns of data:

Column	Description
Source (IP/User)	IP address and username of the device where the threat was detected.
Last Detected	Last time that the threat was detected.
Rescanned	Whether the device was rescanned for the threat.
Host Name	Hostname of the device where the threat was detected.
OS	OS of the device where the threat was detected.
Log Types	Log types associated with the threat.
Security Actions	Security action taken with the traffic.
Verdict	Status of the device.
# of Threats	Number of threats present on the device.
Device Name	Device name where the threat was detected.

You can configure trigger-based automated alerts for IoC events. See Event Handler.