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This incident response workflow allows you to change the status of one or more users in Cisco Duo from a playbook or using an automation rule. When using this workflow in a playbook, the user selects which users to change the status of. When using this workflow with an incident automation rule, all users involved in the incident are updated.

Description

This incident response workflow allows you to change the status of one or more users in Cisco Duo from a playbook or using an automation rule. When using this workflow in a playbook, the user selects which users to change the status of. When using this workflow with an incident automation rule, all users involved in the incident are updated. Supported observables: user, email

Targets: Cisco Duo

Steps:

  • Detect the start type and extract the supported observables
  • Check if any supported observables were found (if not, end the workflow)
  • Split up the observables
  • For each observable:
    • Split the observable type and value
    • Set the appropriate local variable based on the observable type
    • Search for a matching user in Duo (if not found, update the workflow results)
    • Attempt the change the user's status
    • Check if the user's status was updated and update the workflow result
Required targets

This workflow requires the following targets to be available before it can be run.

Integration targets

  • Cisco Duo
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Cisco
Version
v1.0
Intent
Incident Response
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