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# Ingest logs from Prisma Access Browser

Ingest Prisma Access Browser logs into Cortex XSIAM.

Prisma Browser is a Palo Alto Networks browser designed specifically for enterprise use, and is fortified with security features to protect users and organizations. You can configure Cortex XSIAM to ingest Prisma Browser logs into a dataset called `panw_prisma_access_browser_raw`, that can be queried using XQL. This integration gives you visibility into issues that are generated by the browser. The ingested data can also be used for performing threat hunting queries and correlations within the Cortex platform.

Only one instance of this collector can be created per Cortex XSIAM tenant.

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1. In Cortex XSIAM, select **Settings** → **Data Sources & Integrations**.
2. On the **Data Sources & Integrations** page, click **+ Add New**, search for and select **Prisma Access Browser**, click **Add** or **Add Another Instance**.
3. In the **Connect Prisma Access Browser** dialog box, select the checkbox for **Connect Prisma Access Browser to this account**.
4. **Select log types**: You can either select the specific logs to ingest from this instance, or choose **Select all** to ingest all of them.
5. Click **Connect**.

   Connection can take up to several minutes.

   On the **Data Sources & Integrations** page, expand **Prisma Access Browser** to track the status of your instance.
6. Validate that data is streaming to your tenant by using XQL to query the dataset `panw_prisma_access_browser_raw`.

After you have created a Prisma Browser instance, you can use the **Data Sources & Integrations** page to view information about the integration, or delete the instance.


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