What’s New: Exciting new Microsoft Sentinel Connectors Announcement - Ignite 2024
Microsoft Sentinel continues to be a leading cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) solution, empowering organizations to detect, investigate, and respond to threats across their digital ecosystem at scale. Microsoft Sentinel offers robust out of the box (OOTB) content, allowing seamless connections with a wide array of data sources from both Microsoft and third-party providers. This enables comprehensive collection and analysis of security signals across multicloud, multiplatform environments, enhancing your overall security posture. In this Ignite 2024 blog post, we are thrilled to present the latest integrations contributed by our esteemed Partners. These new integrations further expand the capabilities of Microsoft Sentinel, enabling you to connect your existing security solutions and leverage Microsoft Sentinel’s powerful analytics and automation capabilities to fortify your defenses against evolving cyber threats. Featured ISV 1Password for Microsoft Sentinel The integration between 1Password Extended Access Management and Microsoft Sentinel provides businesses with real-time visibility and alerts for login attempts and account changes. It enables quick detection of security threats and streamlines reporting by monitoring both managed and unmanaged apps from a single, centralized platform, ensuring faster response times and enhanced security. Cisco Secure Email Threat Defense Sentinel Application This application collects threat information from Cisco Secure Email Threat Defense and ingests it into Microsoft Sentinel for visualization and analysis. It enhances email security by detecting and blocking advanced threats, providing comprehensive visibility and fast remediation. Cribl Stream Solution for Microsoft Sentinel Cribl Stream accelerates SIEM migrations by ingesting, transforming, and enriching third party data into Microsoft Sentinel. It simplifies data onboarding, optimizes data in various formats, and helps maintain compliance, enhancing security operations and threat detection. FortiNDR Cloud FortiNDR Cloud integrates Fortinet’s network detection and response capabilities with Microsoft Sentinel, providing advanced threat detection and automated response. Fortinet FortiNDR Cloud enhances network security by helping to identify and mitigate threats in real-time. Pure Storage Solution for Microsoft Sentinel This solution integrates Pure Storage’s data storage capabilities with Sentinel, providing enhanced data protection and performance. It helps optimize storage infrastructure and improve data security. New and Notable CyberArk Audit for Microsoft Sentinel This solution extracts audit trail data from CyberArk and integrates it with Microsoft Sentinel, providing a comprehensive view of system and user activities. It enhances incident response with automated workflows and real-time threat detection. Cybersixgill Actionable Alerts for Microsoft Sentinel Cybersixgill provides contextual and actionable alerts based on data from the deep and dark web. It helps SOC analysts detect phishing, data leaks, and vulnerabilities, enhancing incident response and threat remediation. Cyware For Microsoft Sentinel Cyware integrates with Microsoft Sentinel to automate incident response and enhance threat hunting. It uses Logic Apps and hunting queries to streamline security operations and provides contextual threat intelligence. Ermes Browser Security for Microsoft Sentinel Ermes Browser Security ingests security and audit events into Microsoft Sentinel, providing enhanced visibility and reporting. It helps monitor and respond to web threats, improving the organization’s security posture. Gigamon Data Connector for Microsoft Sentinel This solution integrates Gigamon GigaVUE Cloud Suite, including Application Metadata Intelligence, with Microsoft Sentinel, providing comprehensive network traffic visibility and insights. It helps detect anomalies and optimize network performance, enhancing overall security. Illumio Sentinel Integration Illumio integrates its micro-segmentation capabilities with Microsoft Sentinel, providing real-time visibility and control over network traffic. It helps prevent lateral movement of threats and enhances overall network security. Infoblox App for Microsoft Sentinel The Infoblox solution enhances SecOps capabilities by seamlessly integrating Infoblox's AI-driven analytics, providing actionable insights, dashboards, and playbooks derived from DNS intelligence. These insights empower SecOps teams to achieve rapid incident response and remediation, all within the familiar Microsoft Sentinel user interface. LUMINAR Threat Intelligence for Microsoft Sentinel LUMINAR integrates threat intelligence and leaked credentials data into Microsoft Sentinel, helping organizations maintain visibility of their threat landscape. It provides timely, actionable insights to help detect and respond to threats before they impact the organization. Prancer PenSuite AI Prancer PenSuite AI now supercharges Microsoft Sentinel by injecting pentesting and real-time AppSec data into SOC operations. With powerful red teaming simulations, it empowers teams to detect vulnerabilities earlier, respond faster, and stay ahead of evolving threats. Phosphorus Connector for Microsoft Sentinel Phosphorus Cybersecurity’s Intelligent Active Discovery provides in-depth context for xIoT assets, that enhances threat detection and allows for targeted responses, enabling organizations to isolate or secure specific devices based on their criticality. Silverfort for Microsoft Sentinel Silverfort integrates its Unified Identity Protection Platform with Microsoft Sentinel, securing authentication and access to sensitive systems, both on-premises and in the cloud without requiring agents or proxies. Transmit Security Data Connector for Sentinel Transmit Security integrates its identity and access management capabilities with Sentinel, providing real-time monitoring and threat detection for user activities. It helps secure identities and prevent unauthorized access. In addition to commercially supported integrations, Microsoft Sentinel Content Hub also connects you to hundreds of community-based solutions as well as thousands of practitioner contributions. For more details and instructions on how to set up these integrations see Microsoft Sentinel data connectors | Microsoft Learn. To our partners: Thank you for your unwavering partnership and invaluable contributions on this journey to deliver the most comprehensive, timely insights and security value to our mutual customers. Security is indeed a team sport, and we are grateful to be working together to enhance the security landscape. Your dedication and innovation are instrumental in our collective success. We hope you find these new partner solutions useful, and we look forward to hearing your feedback and suggestions. Stay tuned for more updates and announcements on Microsoft Sentinel and its partner ecosystem. Learn More Microsoft’s commitment to Security Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative Unified SecOps | SIEM and XDR Solutions Unified Platform documentation | Microsoft Defender XDR What else is new with Microsoft Sentinel? Microsoft Sentinel product home Schema Mapping Microsoft Sentinel Partner Solution Contributions Update – Ignite 2023 Additional resources: Sentinel Ignite 2024 Blog Latest Microsoft Tech Community Sentinel blog announcements Microsoft Sentinel solution for SAP Microsoft Sentinel solution for Power Platform Microsoft Sentinel pricing Microsoft Sentinel customer stories Microsoft Sentinel documentation
Anomaly Excessive NXDOMAIN DNS Queries - analytics rule
I have noticed that we see quite a few endpoints that are triggering the Excessive NXDOMAIN DNS Queries anomaly analytics rule in Microsoft Sentinel. When I investigate these for tuning purposes, I see that the vast majority of these queries (in the in-addr.arpa domain) are for IP addresses owned by Microsoft. It appears that Microsoft have no interest in publishing reverse DNS entries, because I am unable to resolve them from any online DNS tools. The whois records do point to Microsoft, though. What's a good way to either stop this from happening, or eliminate the Microsoft IP address space from the query results?Feed data location to run against Sentinel's KQL function
Hi, We have a feed consisting of around 250,000-300,000 entries and will be imported daily. We do not intend to store this data in Sentinel as a table and would like to store it somewhere else (Cosmos, storage, etc.) from where we can grab this data and run it against one of our Sentinel's KQL functions to generate Alerts. Planning to use Logic Apps/Functions to do the above actions. But would like to know what would be the right solution here so that comparing the feed data against KQL function results would be fast and not of high cost Thank you !!
Sentinel - Analytic template - MFA Rejected by User
Hi, we are having a few issues with the Sentinel templated analytic rule - MFA Rejected by User (version 2.0.3) - https://github.com/Azure/Azure-Sentinel/blob/master/Solutions/Microsoft%20Entra%20ID/Analytic%20Rules/MFARejectedbyUser.yaml Over the last 30 days this analytic rule has generated 98 incidents which are all false positives. The analytic rule works on looking at Entra ID signinlogs against result type 500121 with one or more of the following additional details reported "MFA denied; user declined the authentication" or "fraud". It maps UEBA identity information then join the behavior analytics data summarised by IP Address. It's the summarising of the IP address data which has me questioning the code. When we get an event in the signin logs it also generates an event in the UEBA behavior analytic table along with a IP investigation score. If you have multiple events in the time period of the rules query period then the summarizing does a SUM() against the IP investigation data which can turn into a high which breaches the threshold. The default threshold is 20 but I have seen IP investigation scores summed again being between 60 and 100+ but the individual event record for the MFA rejection gives a score of 3 or 4. Anyone an expert with UEBA and KQL be able to tell me if the original code looks ok? - https://github.com/Azure/Azure-Sentinel/blob/master/Solutions/Microsoft%20Entra%20ID/Analytic%20Rules/MFARejectedbyUser.yaml Would to be better served by the following code? let riskScoreCutoff = 20; //Adjust this based on volume of results SigninLogs | where ResultType == 500121 | extend additionalDetails_ = tostring(Status.additionalDetails) | extend UserPrincipalName = tolower(UserPrincipalName) | where additionalDetails_ =~ "MFA denied; user declined the authentication" or additionalDetails_ has "fraud" | summarize StartTime = min(TimeGenerated), EndTime = max(TimeGenerated), UserId = any(UserId), AADTenantId=any(AADTenantId), DeviceName=any(DeviceDetail.displayName), IsManaged=any(DeviceDetail.isManaged), OS = any(DeviceDetail.operatingSystem) by UserPrincipalName, IPAddress, AppDisplayName | extend Name = tostring(split(UserPrincipalName,'@',0)[0]), UPNSuffix = tostring(split(UserPrincipalName,'@',1)[0]) | join kind=leftouter ( IdentityInfo | summarize LatestReportTime = arg_max(TimeGenerated, *) by AccountUPN | project AccountUPN, Tags, JobTitle, GroupMembership, AssignedRoles, UserType, IsAccountEnabled | summarize Tags = make_set(Tags, 1000), GroupMembership = make_set(GroupMembership, 1000), AssignedRoles = make_set(AssignedRoles, 1000), UserType = make_set(UserType, 1000), UserAccountControl = make_set(UserType, 1000) by AccountUPN | extend UserPrincipalName=tolower(AccountUPN) ) on UserPrincipalName | join kind=leftouter ( BehaviorAnalytics | where ActivityType in ("FailedLogOn", "LogOn") | where isnotempty(SourceIPAddress) | project UsersInsights, DevicesInsights, ActivityInsights, InvestigationPriority, SourceIPAddress | project-rename IPAddress = SourceIPAddress | summarize UsersInsights = make_set(UsersInsights, 1000), DevicesInsights = make_set(DevicesInsights, 1000) //IPInvestigationPriority = tostring(InvestigationPriority) by IPAddress, IPInvestigationPriority=InvestigationPriority) on IPAddress | extend UEBARiskScore = IPInvestigationPriority | where UEBARiskScore > riskScoreCutoff | sort by UEBARiskScore desc
Microsoft Sentinel & Cyberint Threat Intel Integration Guide
Explore comprehensive guide on"Microsoft Sentinel & Cyberint Threat Intel Integration Guide," to learn how to integrate Cyberint's advanced threat intelligence with Microsoft Sentinel. This detailed resource will walk you through the integration process, enabling you to leverage enriched threat data for improved detection and response. Elevate your security posture and ensure robust protection against emerging threats. Read the guide to streamline your threat management and enhance your security capabilities.
