Dynatrace Attacks connector for Microsoft Sentinel
Article 04/28/2024
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Connector attributes
Query samples
Prerequisites
Vendor installation instructions
Next steps
This connector uses the Dynatrace Attacks REST API to ingest detected attacks into Microsoft Sentinel Log Analytics
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Connector attribute
Description
Log Analytics table(s)
{{graphQueriesTableName}}
Data collection rules support
Not currently supported
Supported by
Dynatrace
All Attack Events
DynatraceAttacks
| summarize arg_max (TimeStamp, *) by AttackId
| take 10
All Exploited Attack Events
DynatraceAttacks
| where State == "EXPLOITED"
| summarize arg_max (TimeStamp, *) by AttackId
| take 10
Count Attacks by Type
DynatraceAttacks
| summarize arg_max (TimeStamp, *) by AttackId
| summarize count () by AttackType
| take 10
To integrate with Dynatrace Attacks make sure you have:
Dynatrace tenant (ex. xyz.dynatrace.com) : You need a valid Dynatrace tenant with Application Security enabled, learn more about the Dynatrace platform .
Dynatrace Access Token : You need a Dynatrace Access Token, the token should have Read attacks (attacks.read) scope.
Vendor installation instructions
Dynatrace Attack Events to Microsoft Sentinel
Configure and Enable Dynatrace Application Security .
Follow these instructions to generate an access token.
For more information, go to the related solution in the Azure Marketplace.