Follow the steps below to connect with Azure Activity Log: To visualize data from the subscription-level events that have occurred in Azure-which includes data ranging from Azure Resource Manager (ARM) operational data to updates on service health events-you can start with Azure Activity Log. One way to quickly start validating Azure Sentinel’s data ingestion is to start the configuration by using Microsoft built-in connectors. Ofer Shezaf, Principal Program Manager, Azure Sentinel Team Ingesting data from Microsoft solutions However, vendors such as F5, Symantec, and Barracuda offer native integration of their systems to Azure Sentinel providing the cloud-native collection benefits to on-premises equipment. Connect in a few clicks and never worry about a failing VM or event spike.Ĭollecting from on-premises systems tends to require legacy collection methods such as Syslog. You may think that this is true only for collecting from Microsoft sources however, Azure Sentinel AWS CloudTrail connector, which is based on serverless cloud-to-cloud connection, provides the same benefits. If an Office 365 customer is struggling with the implementation of detection use cases to address auditor concerns, they will find that a month-long project using a legacy SIEM can be implemented in less than a day by onboarding Azure Sentinel, connecting it to Office 365, and implementing the required use cases. No collector machine can fail or be choked with an event spike. Now that you are connected, there is no need to worry about connectivity health. The cloud environment enables Azure Sentinel to offer a resilient and straightforward way to connect to data sources this is done by abstracting servers and networks and by offering service-based serverless computing.įor example, with just a few clicks, you can connect Sentinel to Office 365, Azure AD, or Azure WAF and start receiving events immediately and get populated dashboards in minutes. I often encounter security operations teams that spend too much effort on connecting data sources and maintaining event flow, which reduces the time they spend delivering security value.
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To see an updated pricing list for the connectors, visit. Data ingestion from some of these connectors requires a license, while some others are free. If CEF support is not available on your appliance, but it supports calls to a REST API, you can use the HTTP Data Collector API to send log data to the workspace on which Azure Sentinel is enabled. If an external solution is not on the data connector list, but your appliance supports saving logs as Syslog Common Event Format (CEF), the integration with Azure Sentinel is available via CEF Connector. At the time this chapter was written, the following external connectors were available: The number of connectors may change over time as Microsoft continues to encourage other vendors to partner and create new connectors. The diagram also shows a subset of partners’ connectors. At the time this chapter was written, Azure Sentinel provided support for the following Microsoft services: FIGURE 2-7 Different methods to ingest data into Azure Sentinelįigure 2-7 only shows a small subset of Microsoft services.
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