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ShimKwan
Apr 12, 2021Brass Contributor
Azure Sentinel Incident Severity Mapping
Hi,
So Sentinel categorizes its incidents as "Low, Medium or High".
However, a typical SOC might have incidents ranging from P1-P5.
I'm curious how have other organizations mapped the 3 Sentinel severitys to the a typical incident priority rating of P1-P5 (so 5 categories).
We'd like to automate the logging of Sentinel tickets in our ISMS system, but how to map 3 into 5 priorities?
Thank you,
SK
- Rod_Trent
Microsoft
The P1-P5 rating is generally considered part of the ITIL for unplanned interruption to services and/or quality of service for ITSM. I know some SOCs have applied that to security operations. You might consider, then, mapping Low to P1, Medium to P3, and High to P5.- ShimKwanBrass ContributorHi,
Thank you for replying.
P1 is typically the most critical, so that would be linked to 'high'...with P5 linked to "low".
This is what we have already done; we were looking for a bit more of a detailed mapping suggestion - like perhaps getting some more info from the incident, like Mitre Attack details for example, and mapping that to the relevant P1-P5 incident.
Will keep investigating.
Thank you