Incomplete Entity Information in Incident Automation Rule?

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2022-01-13T16:46:57.587+00:00

We have an analytics rule that merges reports from our malware detection software - it frequently reports several files for the same host as malicious at once, and we use alert grouping to only create a single incident for this. This works wonderfully, but it means that we have more than one file / hash entity associated with a single incident. This is displayed fine in the frontend and seems to work as intended.

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However, if we then build a playbook with incident trigger, the incident object (down to the level of the JSON representation) only contains a single entity of each type (one file, one hash, even if five of each are present).

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Since we want to send email notifications containing all the file paths and hashes, this is insufficient. Is there any way to get access to the complete data?

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  1. Andrew Blumhardt 9,866 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2022-01-17T20:16:52.33+00:00

    I agree the incident trigger is too early in the process. I think there may be an option to add a delay or wait. Maybe that will give time for the alert data to be collected.

    Have you considered using Event Grouping under the Rule Logic to create a new alert for each row returned. The alerts would still be grouped by incident. You could then use an alert-based trigger (rather than an alert rule) to trigger a response on each individual IOC.

    You may be able to loop through the events related to an incident ID to add the IOCs to a variable or table.

    You could also log the IOCs to a file or custom table with the main logic app. Then a secondary logic app could report on the collected IOCs on a schedule.

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