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Dean_Gross
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May 26, 2022
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Investigation Status - Unsupported Alert Type from MDCA

What does in mean when an alert from MDCA shows up as an Unsupported Alert Type 

 

  • Hi Dean, this means that our AutoIR can't pick-up the alert to do an automated investigation. For some alerts we don't have a playbook (yet)

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  • Hi Dean, this means that our AutoIR can't pick-up the alert to do an automated investigation. For some alerts we don't have a playbook (yet)
    • Jason0903's avatar
      Jason0903
      Copper Contributor

      Hi, is there any playbook for this yet?
      What does it mean when an alert from MDE shows up as an Unsupported Alert Type

    • john1263's avatar
      john1263
      Copper Contributor

      HeikeRitter Hi Ms Ritter 

       

      Silly question.

       

      Does that mean the AutoIR capability works in general but just doesnt work for any IPs indicated in IOCs?

      • HeikeRitter's avatar
        HeikeRitter
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        There is no such things as silly questions! 🙂
        No, it means it can't handle certain alert TYPES, but it doesn't mean that it can't investigate and remediate IP related alerts.
    • Dean_Gross's avatar
      Dean_Gross
      Silver Contributor
      thanks, it would be helpful if that was documented somewhere.
      • HeikeRitter's avatar
        HeikeRitter
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        Thanks Dean; I've requested that update to the doc page and it will be added. Thanks again!

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