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[sentinel_one] Add Support for Application Risk Data Stream #14910
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### application risk |
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Move to the top after application
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For this ILM policy to work, you would need delete_index
privilege on source indices for kibana_system
role.
"tags": [ | ||
"preserve_duplicate_custom_fields" | ||
], | ||
"vulnerability": { |
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Can you check if any fields from https://docs.elastic.dev/security-solution/cloud-security/cdr/3p-dev-guide#vulnerability-findings-1 can also be added to this data stream?
- set: | ||
field: event.kind | ||
tag: set_event_kind | ||
value: event |
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Use state
# Use of "*" to use all namespaces defined. | ||
source: | ||
index: | ||
- "logs-sentinel_one.application_risk-*" | ||
dest: | ||
index: "logs-sentinel_one_latest.dest_application_risk-1" | ||
aliases: | ||
- alias: "logs-sentinel_one_latest.application_risk" | ||
move_on_creation: true | ||
latest: | ||
unique_key: | ||
- event.dataset | ||
- event.id | ||
sort: "@timestamp" | ||
description: >- | ||
Latest application risk from SentinelOne. As application risk get updated, this transform stores only the latest state of each application risk inside the destination index. Thus the transform's destination index contains only the latest state of the application risk. | ||
frequency: 30s |
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@nick-alayil, @maxcold
We are adding new vulnerability data to our SentinelOne integration and this is the transform use case for storing latest state of vulnerabilities (SentinelOne calls them application risks
). I think it makes sense to defer transform addition so that we can add it as part of Extended protections (3rd party CDR integrations) list. This way we can avoid redundancy of having 2 transforms on same data. WDYT?
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If we can cover one transform for both use cases with no downsides, then definetly it makes sense to me!
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