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David Caddick
Iron Contributor
Jun 13, 2019

Sentinel & ThreatIntelligenceIndicator

Has anyone been able to get the ThreatIntelligenceIndicator to work?

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  • David Caddick 

     

    Here is the info. Thanks Sarah Fender who runs the Graph Security API for the info:

     

    Azure Sentinel enables you to correlate and analyze your threat intelligence to create custom alerts on malicious activity, power hunting queries, and create dashboards to monitor threat activity levels. This can include indicators generated through your internal threat intelligence gathering or acquired from threat intelligence communities, licensed feeds, and other sources.

     

    Start by connecting your threat intelligence sources to Azure Sentinel in one of two ways:

    1. If you use one of the threat intelligence platforms below, native integrate with the Microsoft Graph Security API is available:   
    1. You can also integrate your threat intelligence applications and feeds directly using the Microsoft Graph Security API tiIndicator entity.

     

    Then simply configure the Threat Intelligence data connector in Azure Sentinel to begin ingesting this data. To use the data, review the sample queries available on the Azure Sentinel Threat Intelligence connector page.

     

    ~ Ofer

    • David Caddick's avatar
      David Caddick
      Iron Contributor

      Thanks Ofer_Shezaf & @Sarah Fender 

      I could be wrong, but from what I can see "Threat Connect" doesn't actually list Sentinel or Azure under the integrations?  https://threatconnect.com/integrations/

      It does look very interesting and a great way to start - does this need to be connected via the API somehow? https://docs.threatconnect.com/en/latest/rest_api/rest_api.html

      • Sarah Fender's avatar
        Sarah Fender
        Former Employee

        David Caddick  The Azure Sentinel + ThreatConnect integration is powered by the Microsoft Graph Security API. If you expand the Microsoft Graph Security API listing you'll see Azure Sentinel is called out there. 

  • AdiGrio's avatar
    AdiGrio
    Brass Contributor
    I was able to bring in IoCs via Palo Alto MineMeld but I'm still trying to find a way to use it. For now I bring my own threat intel feeds as custom logs.

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