
Summary
The 'Carbon Black Log Entry Flagged' rule is designed to detect important logs flagged by Carbon Black, particularly focusing on events indicative of credential access, such as failed login attempts and locked accounts. The rule is enabled and operates on audit logs generated by Carbon Black. It establishes a medium severity level to signify the potential security risks associated with flagged events, which may indicate brute force attacks or credential theft attempts. This detection is particularly critical as it leverages specific flagged states within the logs to escalate the importance of certain events, helping security teams respond promptly to potential threats. The integration with the MITRE ATT&CK framework, specifically tactic TA0006 sub-technique T1110, allows for context-based tracking of unauthorized access attempts through credential access indicators. The rule has configurable thresholds and deduplication periods, ensuring that only significant or recurring events trigger alerts, thereby minimizing noise and optimizing incident response efforts.
Categories
- Endpoint
- Cloud
Data Sources
- Logon Session
- Application Log
ATT&CK Techniques
- T1110
Created: 2023-11-21