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01-06-2025 11:31 PM
kindly we need your support, I want to get alert when a USB drive is connected to workstation and not blocked by Symantec AV.
I have tried several times with correlation rule, I found XQL query very effective, and it is as follows:
This code is effective because I found that Symantec AV blocks the USB between about 2 to 20 seconds, and I was able to show almost correct results. It works on XQL Search but when I save it as correlation rule does not give an alert and does not accept to be added in BIOC because it uses (Config).
Is there a way by changing the code that I can get alerts ether on correlation or BIOC rule? Or if there another code please support us.
01-15-2025 09:46 AM
Hello @F.Alsalem
Thanks for reaching on LiveCommunity!
The XQL query must at a minimum filter on the event_type field in order for it to be a valid BIOC rule. In addition, you can create BIOC rules using the xdr_data and cloud_audit_log datasets and presets for these datasets. Currently, you cannot create a BIOC rule on customized datasets and only the filter stage, alter stage, and functions without any aggregations are supported for XQL queries that define a BIOC.
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