Forum Discussion
Query Alert Status and Assigned User
ryanksmith What you are looking at is the listing of Alerts, not the Incidents. Alerts do not get assigned to users, only the Incident will.
Unfortunately, you cannot query Incidents using KQL directly. You have to use the Azure Sentinel REST API. There have been a few posts about doing this lately, including mine on doing this through PowerShell : https://www.garybushey.com/2020/01/11/your-first-azure-sentinel-rest-api-call/
Thanks GaryBushey I'll take a look, very surprised we cant query this without to jump though a bunch of hoops, I have been able in every other SIEM I have worked with.
- GaryBusheyJan 31, 2020Bronze Contributor
ryanksmith I agree, but considering the API is still not G.A. we may be able to see something to make it easier once it does. I would love to be able to have a workbook showing me the stats of my Incidents, but I guess that is more what something like ServiceNow is for.