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@shainw shainw added the CoreEntityFix Improving entity correlation ability by implement minimum entity mappings for Acount, Host and IP label Jan 5, 2024
@@ -54,10 +54,12 @@ query: |
| where FileAccessCount > fileAccessThrehold
) on $left.OfficeObjectId == $right.OfficeObjectId
)on $left.UPN == $right.UserId
| extend AccountName = tostring(split(UserWhoAdded, "@")[0]), AccountUPNSuffix = tostring(split(UserWhoAdded, "@")[1])
| extend AccountName = tostring(split(UPN, "@")[0]), AccountUPNSuffix = tostring(split(UPN, "@")[1])
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We should parse and bring through UserWhoAdded and UserWhoDeleted to the entity mappings along with the UPN (which is the MemberAdded) I recommend we rename UPN to MemeberAdded.

@@ -40,9 +40,11 @@ query: |
entityMappings:
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We should parse and bring through UserWhoAdded and UserWhoDeleted to the entity mappings along with the UPN (which is the MemberAdded) I recommend we rename UPN to MemeberAdded.

Additionally, we need to bring through ClientIP to IPAddress entity mapping

@@ -31,9 +31,11 @@ query: |
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Is there an opportunity to bring through ClientIP mapping here?

@@ -107,12 +107,16 @@ query: |
entityMappings:
- entityType: Account
fieldMappings:
- identifier: FullName
columnName: InitiatingProcessAccountName
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This will not work, this is just the Name, need to bring through InitiatingProcessAccountUpn from DeviceEvents.

Also, InitiatingProcessAccountDomain is available so bring that through and there is no need to do this extend - tostring(split(InitiatingProcessAccountName,'@',0)[0]), UPNSuffix = tostring(split(InitiatingProcessAccountName,'@',1)[0])

Lastly, we should bring through RecipientEmailAddress which will need to be parsed into Name and UPNSuffix as this is a UPN.

- identifier: DnsDomain
columnName: DnsDomain
version: 1.0.1
- identifier: FullName
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We should bring through Account here, we have it so it needs to be added. You will need to modify DeviceFileEvents query to include InitiatingProcessAccountDomain and InitiatingProcessAccountUpn, then you can map all the fields.

- identifier: DnsDomain
columnName: DnsDomain
version: 1.0.1
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We should bring through Account here, we have it so it needs to be added. You will need to modify DeviceImageLoadEvents query to include InitiatingProcessAccountName, InitiatingProcessAccountDomain, InitiatingProcessAccountUpn, then you can map all the fields.

| extend CreatedByApp = tostring(InitiatedBy.app.displayName)
| project Creation_TimeGenerated, Deletion_TimeGenerated, TimeDelta, UserPrincipalName, DeletedByUser, DeletedByIPAddress, DeletedByApp, CreatedByUser, CreatedByIPAddress, CreatedByApp, Creation_AdditionalDetails = AdditionalDetails, Creation_InitiatedBy = InitiatedBy, Creation_TargetResources = TargetResources, Deletion_AdditionalDetails, Deletion_InitiatedBy, Deletion_TargetResources
| extend timestamp = Deletion_TimeGenerated, Name = tostring(split(UserPrincipalName,'@',0)[0]), UPNSuffix = tostring(split(UserPrincipalName,'@',1)[0])
| extend InitiatingAppName = iff(isnotempty(InitiatedBy.user.userPrincipalName), InitiatedBy.user.userPrincipalName, InitiatedBy.app.displayName)
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This one needs a more complex addition. We need to bring through the account that created, the account that deleted and the account that was created/deleted. I will do this once you have done the other fixes.

@@ -88,9 +88,11 @@ entityMappings:
columnName: AppDisplayName
- entityType: Account
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Same on this one, it needs Initiated by and the Target. The Target also needs to be fixed, bringing through displayName is not likely correct. I will fix once you address the other items.

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Hello @mmelndezlujn, Shain has requested some changes please take a look at it

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Hello @mmelndezlujn, Shain has some requested changes. Kindly please have a look at it.
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Hello @mmelndezlujn,
Can you provide write access to your branch. I'll try to resolve validation errors.

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Hello @mmelndezlujn, Can you provide write access to your branch. I'll try to resolve validation errors.

Hello @v-prasadboke, I am not sure if I can provide write access as I am not the repo owner.

@shainw could you help me with this, please? :)

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Hello @mmelndezlujn, Can you provide write access to your branch. I'll try to resolve validation errors.

Hello @v-prasadboke, I am not sure if I can provide write access as I am not the repo owner.

@shainw could you help me with this, please? :)

Hi @shainw, Any help on this.

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Hello @mmelndezlujn, can you update the branch from master

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Hello @mmelndezlujn, can you update the branch from master

done :)

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Hello @mmelndezlujn,
Sorry but I dont see the branch updated from master

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Hello @mmelndezlujn, Sorry but I dont see the branch updated from master

My bad, I hadn't pushed it, but it's updated now

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shainw commented Mar 13, 2024

Hello @mmelndezlujn, Can you provide write access to your branch. I'll try to resolve validation errors.

Hello @v-prasadboke, I am not sure if I can provide write access as I am not the repo owner.
@shainw could you help me with this, please? :)

Hi @shainw, Any help on this.

@v-prasadboke and @mmelndezlujn - We are not going to complete this PR. There are too many file changes in one PR and there are more changes that are needed based on my comments. I am going to take the changes and break them down into 5-6 file submissions and extend the mappings I called out as needed. I am closing this and will reference this in the new PRs.

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