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Thijs Lecomte
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Apr 09, 2020

Custom Entities

Hi all

 

When you create a rule and configure your Entities, there used to be a line that says 

"More custom entities coming soon", this seems to have been removed.

 

Can the PG share any announcements on this?

We would really need Arrays to be a supported Entity Type.

In rules like "Failed login attempts to Azure Portal", there is an array of IP-addresses per event.

As we cannot map an array to the IP entity, I adapted the query to map the first address to the IP entity field.

 

This solution isn't pretty, but it's the only workaround possible.

  • Hi,Thijs Lecomte 

     

    This is Ely from the product group.

    Supporting more entities as part of scheduled alerts is indeed required and planned. We are working on a solution to support a more flexible way to map entities that will support more entity types and more fields for each entity.

     

    The requirement for supporting arrays is a bit different and will require some thought.

    A short-term solution can be to use the mv-expand operator to create a line for each IP address and then map them using the regular way. You can then use the Alert Grouping feature (now available in public preview) to make sure you group the alerts as to not generate too many incidents.

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      Thijs Lecomte
      Bronze Contributor
      This helps thank you!

      But this just tostrings the IP address. So we cannot use this to correlate to other alerts etc.
  • Hi,Thijs Lecomte 

     

    This is Ely from the product group.

    Supporting more entities as part of scheduled alerts is indeed required and planned. We are working on a solution to support a more flexible way to map entities that will support more entity types and more fields for each entity.

     

    The requirement for supporting arrays is a bit different and will require some thought.

    A short-term solution can be to use the mv-expand operator to create a line for each IP address and then map them using the regular way. You can then use the Alert Grouping feature (now available in public preview) to make sure you group the alerts as to not generate too many incidents.

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