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I am curious as to what is the average size or my events for disk space estimates. Is there a method to determine this in QRadar?
To uniquely identify the fields that you want to extract from a JSON object, your JSON expression must follow specific JSON keypath conventions.
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When you create a log source extension, you might encounter some parsing issues. Use these XML examples to resolving specific parsing issues.
You create log source extensions (LSX) when log sources don't have a supported DSM, or to repair an event that has missing or incorrect information, or to parse an event when the associated DSM fails to produce a result.
The DSM Editor is a new capability introduced in QRadar 7.2.8 that allows you to create a custom parser for getting your events into QRadar in a usable and user friendly way. This page will give an overview of how to use the editor and then create an extension to share your creation.
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Because Azure and Office 365 are widely used, I decided to start with this. I hope you will find it useful because unfortunately, there is a lack of good resources other than Microsoft when it comes to monitoring Azure with a SIEM and I had to spend many hours to study the logs and figure out what was relevant.
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My name is Daniel, and I’m an information security practitioner and writer living in San Francisco, California. Most people come for my tutorials, my essays, or the podcast, but you can find some of my most popular content below.
Guides & How-To
[May 29, 2007] - A complete Guide to Ris & Linux - Still a work in progress but almost complete
Clear your cache before downloading the guide, look the date as reference
Ris for Linux Tools: ris-linux-0.4.tar.gz
A working tftpd/samba session log, check it against your own log if you get problems
WINPE RIS from Linux - How to setup a ris server to boot winpe from network
RIS for Linux - Install windows using ris, without having a window server (multiplatform)
BINL protocol explained - Work in progress, Binl protocol analysis
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This document describes the technical aspects of storing application data in an ldap server. It focuses on the configuration of various applications to make them ldap-aware. Some applications that assist in handling ldap data are also discussed.
This website is maintained by Vladan SEGET. I’m working in the IT industry as an Independent consultant and blogger, based at Reunion Island (Fr).
The ESX Virtualization website is one of the Top Virtualization blogs with daily updates. Virtualization of Physical systems, disaster recovery scenarios with fast backups and recovery. Those are the daily challenges I’m working on…
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