Doc Question regarding ESS
I checked out (e.g. http://www.splunk.com/view/enterprise-security-suite/SP-CAAAE8Z). It says the 50 most common security based search correlations are build-in in the ESS app.
Is there some more specific doc around ESS, where I see what EXACTLY comes already with the app (e.g. what kind of checks are done, reporting, alerts, etc., etc.)
Correlation Search Domain
Anomalous Audit Trail Activity Detected audit
Anomalous New Listening Port endpoint
Anomalous New Processes endpoint
Anomalous New Services endpoint
Anomalous User Account Creation endpoint
Brute Force Access Behavior Detected access
Cleartext Password At Rest access
Completely Inactive Account access
Default Account Usage access
Default Accounts At Rest access
Excessive Failed Logins access
Expected Host Not Reporting audit
High Number of Hosts With Infection endpoint
High Number Of Infected Hosts endpoint
High Or Critical Priority Host With Malware endpoint
Host With Excessive Number Of Listening Ports endpoint
Host With Excessive Number Of Processes endpoint
Host With Excessive Number Of Services endpoint
Host With Multiple Infections endpoint
Inactive Account Usage access
Insecure Or Cleartext Authentication access
Internet Proxy Server Activity network
Known Web Attacker Activity network
LogMeIn Activity network
Old Malware Infection endpoint
Personally Identifiable Information Detection audit
PirateBay Activity network
Policy Or Configuration Change network
Prohibited Process Detection endpoint
Prohibited Service Detection endpoint
RapidShare Activity network
Recurring Malware Infection endpoint
SANS Block List Activity network
Should Timesync Host Not Syncing endpoint
Spyware Activity network
Substantial Increase in an Event network
Substantial Increase in Port Activity (By Destination) network
Tor Router Activity network
Unapproved Port Activity Detected network
Unroutable Host Activity network
Vulnerability Scanner Detection (by event) network
Vulnerability Scanner Detection (by targets) network
Watchlisted Events threat
Nearly 50, but happy so far! Further I got an ESS User Guide from Splunk - unfortunately, it's not public!?
Hi,
we've published the documentation now along with version 2.0 -- the current search listing may be found in the User's Manual. http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/ES/latest/User/Overview
Correlation Search Domain
Anomalous Audit Trail Activity Detected audit
Anomalous New Listening Port endpoint
Anomalous New Processes endpoint
Anomalous New Services endpoint
Anomalous User Account Creation endpoint
Brute Force Access Behavior Detected access
Cleartext Password At Rest access
Completely Inactive Account access
Default Account Usage access
Default Accounts At Rest access
Excessive Failed Logins access
Expected Host Not Reporting audit
High Number of Hosts With Infection endpoint
High Number Of Infected Hosts endpoint
High Or Critical Priority Host With Malware endpoint
Host With Excessive Number Of Listening Ports endpoint
Host With Excessive Number Of Processes endpoint
Host With Excessive Number Of Services endpoint
Host With Multiple Infections endpoint
Inactive Account Usage access
Insecure Or Cleartext Authentication access
Internet Proxy Server Activity network
Known Web Attacker Activity network
LogMeIn Activity network
Old Malware Infection endpoint
Personally Identifiable Information Detection audit
PirateBay Activity network
Policy Or Configuration Change network
Prohibited Process Detection endpoint
Prohibited Service Detection endpoint
RapidShare Activity network
Recurring Malware Infection endpoint
SANS Block List Activity network
Should Timesync Host Not Syncing endpoint
Spyware Activity network
Substantial Increase in an Event network
Substantial Increase in Port Activity (By Destination) network
Tor Router Activity network
Unapproved Port Activity Detected network
Unroutable Host Activity network
Vulnerability Scanner Detection (by event) network
Vulnerability Scanner Detection (by targets) network
Watchlisted Events threat
Nearly 50, but happy so far! Further I got an ESS User Guide from Splunk - unfortunately, it's not public!?