external_providers.toml

# This TOML document provides configuration for all of ElectricEye, from credentials to regions to accounts 
# as well as global settings, filenames, and other directives that can be used by ElectricEye

title = "ElectricEye Configuration"

[global]

    # Match this to [regions_and_accounts.aws.aws_account_targets] to specify if you want to run ElectricEye
    # against a list of Accounts, list of Accounts within specific OUs, or every Account in an AWS Organization

    aws_multi_account_target_type = "Accounts" # VALID CHOICES: Accounts | OU | Organization

    # Specifies the location of where ALL credentials are stored and will be retrieved from
    # if you specify "CONFIG_FILE" that means you can provide the value within the parameter itself

    credentials_location = "AWS_SSM" # VALID CHOICES: AWS_SSM | AWS_SECRETS_MANAGER | CONFIG_FILE

    # The location (or actual contents) of your Shodan.io API Key - limits are not respected!!
    # this location must match the value of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then
    # the value for this variable should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

    shodan_api_key_value = ""

    # The location (or actual contents) of your VirusTotal (VT) API Key - limits are not respected!!
    # this location must match the value of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then
    # the value for this variable should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

    virustotal_api_key_value = ""

[regions_and_accounts]

    [regions_and_accounts.aws]
    
        # A list of Accounts, OU ID's, or an Organizations Principal ID - must match global.aws_multi_account_target_type
        # if a value is not provided the current Account will be used unless "Organization" is specified
        
        aws_account_targets = []
        
        # If left blank, the *current AWS Region* is used. You can provide a list of AWS Regions or simply "All"
        
        aws_regions_selection = [] # VALID CHOICES: [] | ["All"] | list of regions e.g., ["us-east-1", "us-east-2"]

        # The NAME of the AWS IAM Role deployed to aws_account_targets - must be the same for all Accounts
        # THIS ALSO NEEDS TO BE SUPPLIED FOR YOUR OWN ACCOUNT
        
        aws_electric_eye_iam_role_name = ""

    [regions_and_accounts.gcp]
    
        # Provide a list of GCP Project ID's - your Service Account must be associated with all of the Projects listed
        
        gcp_project_ids = []

    [regions_and_accounts.oci]

        # Provide your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Tenancy OCID that is associated with your OCI credentials

        oci_tenancy_ocid = ""

        # Provide your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure User OCID that is associated with your OCI credentials within your provided tenancy

        oci_user_ocid = ""

        # Provide the subscribed Region for your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Tenancy & User

        oci_region_name = ""

        # Provide a list of Compartment OCIDs that your User has access to, this requires Tenancy-scoped permissions 
        # to be able to access all Compartments

        oci_compartment_ocids = []

[credentials]

    # ***IMPORTANT*** 
    # all passwords, API keys, and sensitive credentials (that end with '_value') should match the value
    # of [global.credentials_location], for instance, if you specified "AWS_SSM" ensure that the '_value' option is the name
    # of an AWS SecureString Parameter that contains the value to be retrieved

    ########################
    # ~~CSPM CREDENTIALS~~ #
    ########################

    [credentials.azure]

        azure_sp_client_id_value = ""

        azure_sp_tenant_id_value = ""

        azure_sp_client_secret_id_value = ""

    [credentials.gcp]

        # The location (or actual contents) of your GCP Service Account JSON Key this location must match the value 
        # of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable should 
        # be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        gcp_service_account_json_payload_value = ""

    [credentials.oci]

        # The location (or actual contents) of your OCI User API Key Fingerprint this location must match the value 
        # of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable should 
        # be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        oci_user_api_key_fingerprint_value = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of your OCI User API Key Private Key PEM. This must be the CONTENTS not the file path
        # this location must match the value  of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        oci_user_api_key_private_key_pem_contents_value = ""

    ########################
    # ~~SSPM CREDENTIALS~~ #
    ########################

    [credentials.m365]

        # The location (or actual contents) of your M365 Enterprise Application Client ID this location must match the value 
        # of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable should 
        # be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        m365_ent_app_client_id_value = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of your M365 Enterprise Application Secret ID, this must be the VALUE
        # of the Secret when you generate the Secret for the App, not the actual "Secret ID" of it
        # this location must match the value  of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" 
        # then the value for this variable should  be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        m365_ent_app_client_secret_id_value = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of your M365 Enterprise Application Tenant (Directory) ID this location must match the value 
        # of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable should 
        # be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        m365_ent_app_tenant_id_value = ""

        # The country code / location of your M365 tenant. In the future this value will be used to populate API endpoints
        # that are regionally co-located for reduced latency - it will totally save tons of milliseconds
        # Check it here https://portal.office.com/adminportal#/Settings/OrganizationProfile in Data Location

        m365_tenant_location = "EU" # "US" "EU" "US-GOV" ?

    [credentials.servicenow]

        # The *name* of your Instance, for example, if its URL is "https://dev90210.service-now.com/" the name is "dev90210"
        
        servicenow_instance_name = ""

        # Geographic location of your Instance which will be provided to `ProductFields.AssetRegion` within the Electriceye Findings
        # this is typically "us", "eu", or "ap" and may differ for Federal instances

        servicenow_instance_region = ""

        # The name of the ServiceNow User with permissions that will be used by the PySNOW Client

        servicenow_sspm_username = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of the Password for the User specified in `servicenow_instance_name`
        # this location must match the value of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then
        # the value for this variable should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        servicenow_sspm_password_value = ""

        # The threshold for when to create a failing finding for the "Servicenow_Users_Auditor" Check for failed login-in
        # attempts by active users in your Instance

        servicenow_failed_login_breaching_rate = "5"

    [credentials.salesforce]

        # The location (or actual contents) of your Salesforce Connected App Client ID this location must match the value 
        # of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable should 
        # be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        salesforce_connected_app_client_id_value = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of your Salesforce Connected App Client Secret
        # this location must match the value  of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" 
        # then the value for this variable should  be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        salesforce_connected_app_client_secret_value = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of your Salesforce User's Username that has MFA and API access
        # this location must match the value  of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" 
        # then the value for this variable should  be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        salesforce_api_enabled_username_value = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of your Salesforce User's Password that has MFA and API access
        # this location must match the value  of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" 
        # then the value for this variable should  be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        salesforce_api_enabled_password_value = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of your Salesforce User's Security Token that has MFA and API access
        # this location must match the value  of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" 
        # then the value for this variable should  be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter 

        salesforce_api_enabled_security_token_value = ""

        # The Country Code OR the Instance Identifier Code (e.g., NA224, CS87, CS102, NA214, etc.) of your Salesforce Instance
        # this is found under Company Settings -> Company Information either ADDRESS or INSTANCE
        # refer here for possible instance identifiers: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000382217&type=1

        salesforce_instance_location = "NA224"

        # The threshold for when to create a failing finding for the "Salesforce_Users_Auditor" Check for failed login-in
        # (Check ID: `salesforce_user_failed_logins_above_limit_check`) attempts by active users in your Instance

        salesforce_failed_login_breaching_rate = "5"

        # The Salesforce API Version you will want to use, as of 27 JUNE 2023 ElectricEye uses v58.0

        salesforce_api_version = "v58.0"

[outputs]

    # ***IMPORTANT*** 
    # all passwords, API keys, and sensitive credentials (that end with '_value') should match the value
    # of [global.credentials_location], for instance, if you specified "AWS_SSM" ensure that the '_value' option is the name
    # of an AWS SecureString Parameter that contains the value to be retrieved

    [outputs.postgresql]

        # The name you want given to the table that will contain ElectricEye findings. Please note that for Cloud Asset 
        # Management (CAM) outputs that the value "_cam" will be appended to it e.g., if you provide the value of 
        # "electriceye_findings" then the CAM table will be called "electriceye_findings_cam"
        # Also note that any value here with be turned into all lowercase (via .lower())

        postgresql_table_name = ""

        # PostgreSQL username, either the "master username" or a user that has the ability to create and insert records into tables

        postgresql_username = ""

        # The location (or actual contents) of the Password for the User specified in `postgresql_username`
        # this location must match the value of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then
        # the value for this variable should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        postgresql_password_value = ""

        # The name of the PostgreSQL Database you want to connect to and create your Tables within

        postgresql_database_name = ""

        # Endpoint, either an IP address or hostname, of your PostgreSQL database - you can also specify "localhost" for locally running
        # databases or databases running on local containers. If you use a cloud managed DB such as AWS RDS or GCP CloudSQL ensure that
        # you have connectivity to it via a VPN or otherwise

        postgresql_endpoint = ""

        # The Port that your PostgreSQL database is running on, defaults to 5432

        postgresql_port = 5432

    [outputs.firemon_cloud_defense] # This takes place of the former DisruptOps ("dops") values, but the integration is largely the same

        # Client ID for your Firemon Cloud Defense (formerly known as DisruptOps (dops)) tenant - this location must match 
        # the value of `global. credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable 
        # should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        firemon_cloud_defense_client_id_value = ""

        # API Key for your Firemon Cloud Defense (formerly known as DisruptOps (dops)) tenant - this location must match 
        # the value of `global. credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then the value for this variable 
        # should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        firemon_cloud_defense_api_key_value = ""

    [outputs.mongodb] # This unifies the old "docdb" output to account for local MongoDB and AWS DocumentDB

        # This value indicates whether or not you are using a password for your MongoDB deployment (which you should). If
        # you are using AWS DocumentDB this MUST be "true"

        mongodb_password_in_use = true # Valid Choices BOOLEAN: true | false

        # This value indicates that you are using AWS DocumentDB (true) or a self-hosted or other MongoDB deployment (false)

        mongodb_using_aws_documentdb = false # Valid Choices BOOLEAN: true | false

        # This value indicates that you are using AWS DocumentDB with TLS-enabled (true) or TLS-disabled (false) 
        # which will instruct ElectricEye to locally download the `global-bundle.pem` from
        # https://truststore.pki.rds.amazonaws.com/global/global-bundle.pem

        mongodb_aws_documentdb_tls_enabled = false # Valid Choices BOOLEAN: true | false

        # MongoDB Username - if you are utilizes Mongo Role-based Access Control (RBAC) ensure the user has the proper permisisons
        # write to Databases such as `readWrite` or `readWriteAnyDatabase`. If you are not using a Password then you can leave this
        # value blank, ElectricEye will overwrite the value here to ensure the "pre-flight" check for blank values won't fail it

        mongodb_username = ""

        # The hostname or IP address of your MongoDB / AWS DocumentDB instance. E.g., `192.1.2.40`, `localhost` or
        # an AWS Doc DB cluster endpoint `sample-cluster.node.us-east-1.docdb.amazonaws.com`

        mongodb_endpoint = ""

        # The port number for your MongoDB / AWS DocumentDB deployment. Defaults to 27017

        mongodb_port = 27017 # Must be an Integer

        # The location (or actual contents) of the Password for the User specified in `mongodb_username`
        # this location must match the value of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then
        # the value for this variable should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter
        # LEAVE THIS VALUE BLANK IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ONE

        mongodb_password_value = ""

        # The name you want given to your Database that will be created in MongoDB, Database names are case-sensitive so
        # MongoDB recommends using snake_case or all lowercases

        mongodb_database_name = ""

        # The name you want given to the Collection within your Database that will be created in MongoDB, 
        # Database names are case-sensitive so MongoDB recommends using snake_case or all lowercases. 
        # PLEASE NOTE that Cloud Asset Management (CAM) output will append "_cam" to the collection name.
        # e.g., if you name your Collection "electriceye_stuff" CAM will name it "electriceye_stuff_cam"

        mongodb_collection_name = ""

    [outputs.amazon_sqs]

        # Queue Name / URL, this must be in the same account as your current credentials

        amazon_sqs_queue_url = ""

        # Batch Size

        amazon_sqs_batch_size = 10 # This must be an integer

        # Queue Region

        amazon_sqs_queue_region = ""

    [outputs.slack]

        # The location (or actual contents) of the Slack Bot Token associated with your Slack App - ensure that
        # your App is added into the Channel you will specify and that it has "chat:write" Bot Token Scopes
        # this location must match the value of `global.credentials_location` e.g., if you specify "AWS_SSM" then
        # the value for this variable should be the name of the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store SecureString Parameter

        slack_app_bot_token_value = ""

        # The name or identifier for your Slack Channel you want ElectricEye to send findings to. Ensure that you
        # Slack App has been added to this channel as well.

        slack_channel_identifier = ""

        # The type of output you want sent to Slack by ElectricEye. The "Summary" selection will send an aggregation
        # of the total count of findings, types of assets, number of Regions and Accounts, pass vs failing, finding breakdown
        # and the "Findings" selection will send each finding based on your filter values for `electric_eye_slack_severity_filter`
        # and for `electric_eye_slack_finding_state_filter - this defaults to "Summary"

        electric_eye_slack_message_type = "Summary" # VALID VALUES: "Summary" | "Findings"

        # A list of ElectricEye Severities (matching the ASFF Severity.Label) that you want sent to Slack if your selection for
        # `electric_eye_slack_message_type` is "Findings". This defaults to ["HIGH", "CRITICAL"]

        electric_eye_slack_severity_filter = ["HIGH", "CRITICAL"] # VALID VALUES | "INFORMATIONAL", "LOW", "MEDIUM", "HIGH", "CRITICAL"

        # A list of ElectricEye Finding States (matching the ASFF RecordState) that you want sent to slack if your selection for
        # `electric_eye_slack_message_type` is "FindingS". This defaults to ["ACTIVE"]

        electric_eye_slack_finding_state_filter = ["ACTIVE"] # VALID VALUES | "ACTIVE", "ARCHIVED"

    [outputs.firehose]

        # The name of your Kinesis Data Firehose Delivery Stream, this must be in the same account as your current credentials

        kinesis_firehose_delivery_stream_name = ""

        # Delivery Stream Region

        kinesis_firehose_region = ""