Create a Cloud SIEM Detection Rule
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Overview
This guide provides steps for creating a Cloud SIEM detection rule and outlines best practices for rule configuration.
Datadog Cloud SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) unifies developer, operation, and security teams through one platform. Datadog provides a set of out-of-the-box detection rules for many features and integrations. View these rules in your SIEM Detection Rules list.
Datadog Cloud SIEM detection rules are out-of-the-box content that can be added to integrations and are ready to use upon installation.
To create a Datadog integration, see Create a New Integration.
Create a detection rule
Build a detection rule
To enhance security insights for users, partners can create their own out-of-the-box detection rules as part of a Datadog integration. Detection rules can be added as an out-of-the-box asset for integrations.
In your Datadog sandbox, create a new rule.
Follow best practices outlined in this guide to configure the detection rule.
Upload your Detection Rule
Within your integration in the Integration Developer Platform, navigate to the Content tab. From here, select Import Detection Rule to choose from a list of available detection rules. You can select up to 10 detection rules to include with your integration.
Verify your detection rule in production
To see the out-of-the-box detection rule, the relevant integration tile must be Installed in Datadog, and Cloud SIEM must be enabled.
- Find your detection rule in the Detection Rules list, and click to expand it.
- Ensure that its logos render correctly.
- Verify that the rule is enabled.
Example of a well-defined detection rule
Selecting a rule type and defining search queries:
Setting rule cases and writing the notification message:
For more information, see the documentation on configuring a detection rule.
Understanding validation messages
Rule JSON parsing
File=<FILE_PATH> in collection=<COLLECTION> is an invalid JSON: error=<ERROR>
This error means that the JSON located at <FILE_PATH> is considered invalid JSON
Rule ID/Rule name
partnerRuleId is empty for rule name="<RULE_NAME>" - partnerRuleId=<NEW_RULE_ID> is available
A partnerRuleId is required for each rule and is missing. Use the generated <NEW_RULE_ID>.
partnerRuleId=<RULE_ID> is in the incorrect format for rule name="<RULE_NAME>", it must follow the format=^[a-z0-9]{3}-[a-z0-9]{3}-[a-z0-9]{3}$ - partnerRuleId=<NEW_RULE_ID> is available
The rule name is not in the correct format. Use the generated partnerRuleId: <NEW_RULE_ID> to fix the issue.
Duplicate partnerRuleId=<RULE_ID> for rule name="<RULE_NAME>" - <RULE_ID_KEY> must be unique and it is already used in rule_ids="<RULE_IDS>" - <RULE_ID_KEY>=<NEW_RULE_ID> is available
Each partnerRuleId must be unique. The current ID is already being used. The newly generated partnerRuleId is available.
Duplicate name="<RULE_NAME>" for <RULE_ID_KEY>=<RULE_ID> - name must be unique.
Each rule name must be unique. The current name is already being used. Update the rule name to be unique.
The rule with partnerRuleId=<RULE_ID> contains a MITRE tag tactic but it does not contain the tag `security:attack`, please add it
When a rule contains a MITRE tag tactic:<TAG_VALUE>, the tag security:attack must be added to the list of tags.
The MITRE tactic/technique tag=<TAG> for partnerRuleId=<RULE_ID> appears to be incorrect (i.e. it does not exist in the MITRE framework).
The listed tactic/technique tag <TAG> does not follow the MITRE framework. Please select a valid MITRE tag.
Cases
The case status <CASE_STATUS> for <RULE_ID_KEY>=<RULE_ID> is incorrect, it should be one of <STATUS_LIST>.
The case status must be either CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, or INFO.
The case ordering for partnerRuleId=<RULE_ID> is incorrect, please modify to order cases from the highest severity to the lowest.
Each rule definition must be ordered by decreasing severity. Please reorder the cases into CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, and INFO.
source=<SOURCE> in the tags of the rule with partnerRule=<RULE_ID> is not supported by Datadog documentation.
Reach out to Datadog to address the issue.
Rule content validation/ rule update
<RULE_ID_KEY>=<RULE_ID> name="<RULE_NAME>" - error=<ERROR>
Reach out to Datadog to address the issue.
Internal failure for <RULE_ID_KEY>=<RULE_ID> name="<RULE_NAME>"- Contact Datadog Team
Reach out to Datadog to address the issue.
Further reading
