Hi,
I'm in the process of tuning our risk scores, as applied to objects (users or assets) from a correlation search.
What I'm uncertain about is, once I have configured the scoring in a manner that I am happy with, can I reset all the scores currently applied to objects so as to operate from a fresh start? The existing risk scores, being poorly configured, would presumably skew any risk analysis results going forward?
Any advice given here would be gratefully recieved.
Sheamus.
Edit:
This question is for Splunk Enterprise Security 4.0.1.
OK, I think I've figured this out for myself.
Splunk doesnt need to baseline the scores, as the scores are calculated for a given timeframe. So a systems risk score would give a different value when looked a over 24 hours as opposed to over 7 days.
This effectively means that old risk values will drop out over time - which should reflect the fact that risk factors would, hopefully, get rectified once identified.
OK, I think I've figured this out for myself.
Splunk doesnt need to baseline the scores, as the scores are calculated for a given timeframe. So a systems risk score would give a different value when looked a over 24 hours as opposed to over 7 days.
This effectively means that old risk values will drop out over time - which should reflect the fact that risk factors would, hopefully, get rectified once identified.
Is this question for splunk enterprise security?
Yes, Splunk ES 4.0.1. Apologies, should have given that information.