Rule library
// Detection
Mass file access
One principal reading far more files in a short window than normal use produces, consistent with staging data for collection.
HighInvestigating1alerts raisedThreshold
Armed
What this rule does
Rendered from the stored logic, so it cannot drift from what executes.
20+ events where eventType is one of FILE_READ, ANOMALOUS_FILE_ACCESS, grouped by username, within 10 minutes
{
"kind": "threshold",
"count": 20,
"where": [
{
"op": "in",
"field": "eventType",
"value": [
"FILE_READ",
"ANOMALOUS_FILE_ACCESS"
]
}
],
"groupBy": "username",
"windowMinutes": 10
}Revise
Backtest before saving. Alerts already raised keep their original descriptions: they record what the rule found at the time.
Fields: eventType, username, sourceIp, destinationIp, hostname, processName, commandLine, parentProcess, action, status, country, city
Alerts raised (1)
What this rule has actually caught.
| Alert | Finding | Status | Risk | Raised |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALT-655369 | hlindqvist read 1,284 documents in nine minutes against a baseline of fourteen per day. | Resolved | 52 |
Rule
- Category
- Collection
- ATT&CK tactic
- Collection
- Technique
- T1005
- Kind
- Threshold
- State
- Armed
- Created
- 7d ago
- Last changed
- 7d ago
Firing history
- Total alerts
- 1
- First fired
- 9d ago
- Last fired
- 9d ago
- Escalated to cases
- 1
- Dismissed benign
- 0