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Sign-in logs and Azure AD groups

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Hello everyone,

 

I'm still new to Sentinel, my aim is to use a KQL query to retrieve some sign-in logs and filter them by displaying sign-ins for members of a specific Azure AD Group only.

When using "SigninLogs" I can't identify a field for group membership. I'm thinking about using the "identity" field to correlate users with groups but I'm still not able to find a way to that.

 

Do you have some similar experience to share?

 

Thanks for your help

Alex

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@Alexander_Ceyran There is nothing that you can access directly in Azure Sentinel although the information is available in the Graph API.  You may be able to write a PowerApp that will copy that data into an Azure Blog and then you can use the externaldata command to read that.

 

This blog post also talks a bit about using the Graph API so it may be of use: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-sentinel/bring-your-threat-intelligence-to-azure-sentin...

 

Not the best solution but it should work.  BTW, you can use the KQL command search to search all the tables for a specific  value like an AAD group to see if you can find it.

@Gary Bushey Thanks for your help , I used externaldata with a csv file (The file is stored in a blob container) containing the UPN of all members of the group, just to share my solution with others:


let grouplist = externaldata (Members: string) [h"https://...file.csv"];
SigninLogs
| where UserPrincipalName !in~ (grouplist) 

 

 

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best response confirmed by Rod_Trent (Microsoft)
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@Alexander_Ceyran There is nothing that you can access directly in Azure Sentinel although the information is available in the Graph API.  You may be able to write a PowerApp that will copy that data into an Azure Blog and then you can use the externaldata command to read that.

 

This blog post also talks a bit about using the Graph API so it may be of use: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-sentinel/bring-your-threat-intelligence-to-azure-sentin...

 

Not the best solution but it should work.  BTW, you can use the KQL command search to search all the tables for a specific  value like an AAD group to see if you can find it.

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