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119 TopicsFetching alerts from Sentinel using logic apps
Hello everyone, I have a requirement to archive alerts from sentinel. To do that I need to do the following: Retrieve the alerts from Sentinel Send the data to an external file share As a solution, I decided to proceed with using logic apps where I will be running a script to automate this process. My questions are the following: -> Which API endpoints in sentinel are relevant to retrieve alerts or to run kql queries to get the needed data. -> I know that I will need some sort of permissions to interact with the API endpoint. What type of service account inside azure should I create and what permissions should I provision to it ? -> Is there any existing examples of logic apps interacting with ms sentinel ? That would be helpful for me as I am new to Azure. Any help is much appreciated !76Views0likes4CommentsAffected rows stateful anomaly on database vs. Response rows stateful anomaly on database
Is there a difference between the two scheduled rules, "Affected rows stateful anomaly on database" and "Response rows stateful anomaly on database"? I can see that they have different descriptions: - Affected rows stateful anomaly on database - To detect anomalous data change/deletion. This query detects SQL queries that changed/deleted a large number of rows. - Response rows stateful anomaly on database - To detect anomalous data exfiltration. This query detects SQL queries that accessed a large number of rows. This tells me the alerts query should be different. However, when I compare the two they are exactly the same.Solved45Views0likes2CommentsCreate a report that contains Alerts and raw events
Hello, is there a way to autoamtically create a report in sentinel that contains security incidents and alerts as well as the raw events that triggered these alerts and be able to send it somewhere for archival purposes? Any help is much appreciated !127Views0likes7CommentsFetch security events with their underlying log entries
Hello, I am trying to extract all the alerts generated by sentinel including the events that triggered that alert. I have the following query: SecurityIncident | summarize arg_max(TimeGenerated, *) by IncidentName | where ClassificationComment !has "Automatically closed, as the incident is not in scope for monitoring." | where CreatedTime >= startofday(ago(1d)) and CreatedTime < startofday(now()) | sort by CreatedTime | mv-expand AlertIds | extend AlertId = tostring(AlertIds) | join (SecurityAlert | where StartTime >= startofday(ago(30d)) and StartTime < startofday(now()) | summarize arg_max(TimeGenerated, *) by SystemAlertId | project-rename AlertId = SystemAlertId) on AlertId Is this enough to achieve what I need or is there any changes that needs to be made ?46Views0likes1CommentSentinel Integration with Teams: This bot is disabled
Hello, I've integrated Sentinel to sent an Adaptive card (automation playbook template) to Teams every time an incident is triggered. After receiving the event in Teams, if I try to click on "Submit Response" I got the following message in teams 'This bot is disabled. Contact your IT admin for more information. See attached Screenshot Any idea ?? Regards, HA45Views0likes1CommentBug in stand-alone MS Sentinel MITRE tactics
I setup a new Analytic rule where I had selected multiple tactics/techniques combinations. When I create an incident from that rule, only one of the tactics/techniques actually show up in the stand-alone MS Sentinel UI as well as in the SecurityIncident table. It isn't even the first one I selected; it is the last one. I did double check the Analytic rule and all the tactics/techniques are selected. If I look at the incident using the MS Sentinel REST API, it does show that all the tactics/techniques are there as well as if I look in the M365 portal (I have my MS Sentinel instance linked). Heck, even the Graph Query will show them all (after expanding the incident to show the alerts as well). Has anyone noticed this recently? Is it a bug or another new "feature"?65Views0likes0CommentsThe issue with displaying the original query in the newly created scheduled query rule
Hello everyone. I recently started learning Azure Sentinel, and I wanted to create my first custom rule. The rule works as I wanted, but I encountered an issue with displaying the original query. When an incident is created and I go to the "Incident Timeline" and click "Link to LA," my query is shown in an obfuscated form, as shown in the screenshot. Could you please help me figure out how to make the original query visible? Thank you!84Views0likes1CommentCan we deploy Bicep through Sentinel repo
Hi there, Im new here, but 😅.... With the problem statement being "Deploying and managing sentinel infrastructure through git repository. I had looked into Sentinel Repository feature which is still in Preview. With added limitations of not being able to deploy watchlists or custom log analytical functions ( custom parsers ). There is also a limitation of deploying only ARM content My guess would be that the product folks at msft are working on this 😋 My hypothesized (just started the rnd, as of writing this) options would be to Fully go above and beyond with Bicep; Create bicep deployment files for both the rules as well as their dependencies like LAW functions, watchlists and the whole nine yards. Need to write pipelines for the deployment. The CI/CD would also need extra work to implement Hit that sweet spot; Deploy the currently supported resources using sentinel repo and write a pipeline to deploy the watchlists using Bicep. But not sure if this will be relevant to solutions to clients. When the whole shtick is that we are updating now so we dont have to later. Go back to the dark ages: Stick to the currently supported sentinel content through ARM & repo. And deploy the watchlists and dependencies using GUI 🙃 I will soon confirm the first two methods, but may take some time. As you know, I may or may not be new to sentinel...or devops.. But wanted to kick off the conversation, to see how close to being utterly wrong I am. 😎 Thanks, mal_sec50Views1like0CommentsGITHUB - AI Sentinel attack simulation
The recent support for Model Context Protocol (MCP) with Claude Desktop has opened the door for some really useful testing capability with Sentinel and emerging threats. I'm happy to share with the community a GitHub project that demonstrates the use of MCP against current exploits to generate simulated attack data that can be used with testing migrated ASIM alert rules. MCP allows for up-to-date exploits to be queried... ... and with AI prompting, simulated attack events can be created against our Sentinel test environments. Which results in a simulated attack based on the exploit being referenced. This is really useful for testing the migration of our Sentinel alert rules to ASIM! The full code and details about the project are available here: https://laurierhodes.info/node/175115Views1like1CommentIs it possible to set up this playbook for a specific rule incident alarm?
I was wondering if a specific playbook setting is possible for the rules below RuleName : New Azure Sentinel incident - Authentication Attempt from New Country Read UserPrincipalName, set_IPAddress value when alarm occurs Automatically send mail to each user by identifying the user-specific mail address with UserPrincipalName and changing the recipient, ip value according to the specified mail form16Views0likes0Comments