We have notable events for when a user is created on multiple devices. Most of them are expected for when devices are imaged.
I want to use erex to create a suppression for like accounts. They typically have the same beginning and are followed by 2 numbers. Example would ituser23, ituser24, ituser25.
I am using the search below for testing
index=notable source="Endpoint - Anomalous User Account Creation - Rule" | erex user examples="ituser23, ituser24, ituser25"
I am still getting user accounts that are unrelated such as phone or tablet.
When I look at the recommended regex it seems like it is not being granular enough.
Skip erex and go directly to the regex command. This query will filter out users with names consisting of "ituser" followed by 2 digits.
index=notable source="Endpoint - Anomalous User Account Creation - Rule"
| regex user!="^ituser\d\d$"
Skip erex and go directly to the regex command. This query will filter out users with names consisting of "ituser" followed by 2 digits.
index=notable source="Endpoint - Anomalous User Account Creation - Rule"
| regex user!="^ituser\d\d$"
This is eventually how I did this. Thank you for the help!
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