Hello,
We're using the @Name Statement in our advanced ESA Alert but the statement content is only present in the Alert->Summary-> Event Detail .
What we're trying to do is having it in our Alerts or Incident of the Incident Management module, but it's not by default in the Raw alert, is possible to modify it in order to have this information ?
Thank you for your reply.
It's basically the same : @Name("Group by done on {threat_category}")
But i don't have the "detail" field in my raw alert.
Here's an exemple :
{ "instance_id": "8c844e0eee88973e2bc4635191b57a33",
"engineUri": "default",
"events": [ { "server": "........EXE",
"alias_host": [ "XXXXXXXX"
],
"header_id": "0001",
"policy_id": "850",
"event_cat_name": "IPS_sep",
Is there a parameter to enable on the ESA prior to have this information ?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas.
You're still on NW 10.6.x, right? Can you check on your ESA for the file "/opt/rsa/esa/freemarker/message_bus.ftl” and see if it contains the following:
<#include "macros.ftl">
{"events": <@json_value_of events/>, "engineUri": "${engineUri}", "instance_id": "${instance_id}", "detail": "${statement}" }
The part you need for the dynamic naming is "detail": "${statement}".
Also, please note that this functionality was introduced in version 10.6.4, so if you are still on an older revision then this won't work for you until you have upgraded.
(if you're on version 11.x, then this file will be located on the ESA at "/var/netwitness/esa/freemarker/message_bus.ftl” instead)
There is some documentation on this subject here: https://community.rsa.com/docs/DOC-84214.
I have a couple rules that I use this with, for example:
@Name("Failed Logins Outside Business Hours by {user_dst}")
Which produces a raw alert like this:
Can you share your "@Name” annotation?