FortiSOAR: Security Orchestration and Response software provides innovative case management, automation, and orchestration. It pulls together all of an organization's tools, helps unify operations, and reduce alert fatigue, context switching, and the mean time to respond to incidents.
This article describes how to upgrade OS packages in a FortiSOAR instance running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Scope
FortiSOAR.
Solution
For users who are using FortiSOAR installed on Rocky Linux, the FortiSOAR team issues security patches to manage the OS packages.
Users who are using FortiSOAR installed on RHEL are required to manage the OS packages themselves by running the following steps to upgrade the OS packages:
Login to the FortiSOAR VM and switch to the 'root' user: sudo su.
Take a snapshot of the current state of the VM.
Stop fortisoar-related services using the following command:
csadm services --stop
Disable the FortiSOAR yum repository using the following command:
Start fortisoar-related services using the following command:
csadm services --start
Run the needs-restarting –r command to check if the system needs a reboot to apply the latest OS packages. If the command suggests a reboot, then reboot the system.
