Splunk Enterprise Security

How to create notable manually with selected timestamp?

bluewizard
Explorer

 

 

 

| stats count 
| eval _time="1685158808"
| eval rule_title="Test notable" 
| eval security_domain="Network"
| eval urgency="Medium"
| eval rule_name="Test rule"
| eval dest="8.8.8.8"
| eval src="1.1.1" 
| eval desc="Please investigate firewall log, and action"
| sendalert notable param.mapfields=_time,desc,rule_id,rule_name,nes_fields,drilldown_name,drilldown_search,governance,control,default_owner,drilldown_earliest_offset,drilldown_latest_offset,next_steps,investigation_profiles,extract_artifacts,recommended_actions

 

 

 

 


Is it possible to use a timestamp to change the notable creation date time? it is creating notable everytime i hit search with the above query.`

Additionally how do i move my description from below to the above description?

 

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johnlee2327
Explorer

You can use "rule_description" as the field for the above description.

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meetmshah
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

AFAIK, The notable time is the time when the event gets triggered and indexed (and not _time from the events). However, I have heard that there is a feature in the upcoming version of ES where we can select notable time.

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bluewizard
Explorer

is this technically possible, or everytime i run sendalert notable it will create a notable with time now?

 

 

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