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CrowdStrike Splunk API/TA Detections and Events Allowed/Blocked

cwar24
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Hello,
Where does Splunk get the data from CrowdStrike to form the Splunk drilldown dashboards under Detections and Events called "CrowdStrike Detections Allowed/Blocked Breakdown" and "CrowdStrike Events Allowed/Blocked Breakdown"? My confusion is that in CrowdStrike Falcon console I don't see the terms "Blocked/Allowed" being used for detections or events and I need to know how Splunk is correlating those drilldown dashboard sections to CrowdStrike? What data does Splunk use from CrowdStrike to create those Blocked/Allowed sections in Splunk?

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cwar24
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Splunk CrowdStrike DashboardSplunk CrowdStrike Dashboard

Also, I think Splunk is using event.DetectID along with search action = allowed and event.DetectID along with search action = blocked but I don't know where these fields connect to on the CrowdStrike side. Here's an example of what I saw on the Splunk side: 

index=security "metadata.eventType"=DetectionSummaryEvent metadata.customerIDString=* | search action=allowed | stats dc(event.DetectId) as Detections | lookup index=security sourcetype=CrowdStrike:Event:Streams:JSON "metadata.eventType"=DetectionSummaryEvent metadata.customerIDString=* | search action=blocked | stats dc(event.DetectId) as Detections
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