Detectors
Every Cortex detection rule the toolbox knows about — analytics alerts, BIOCs and correlation rules — in one filterable set.
1677 detectors match the current filters.
Download CSV| Type | Name | Severity | Module | Data source / event | ATT&CK |
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| Analytics BIOC | LOLBIN process executed with a high integrity level A process spawned a suspicious LOLBIN process with a higher/system integrity level. The LOLBIN process spawned with an uncommon command line. This may be an indication of malicious code execution to gain privileges. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | LSASS dump file written to disk Dumping Lsass.exe (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) memory to file allows attackers to later extract credentials from the memory dump. | Medium | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Credential Access |
| Analytics | Machine Account NTLM Relay An NTLM NTProofStr was seen from more than one source. This indicates that machine account NTLM authentication data has been relayed. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Firewall traffic Logs, XDR Agent | Credential Access, Lateral Movement |
| Analytics BIOC | Machine account was added to a domain admins group A machine account was added to a domain admins group. | Medium | Identity Analytics | Windows Event Collector, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Privilege Escalation |
| BIOC | MacOS firewall manipulation An attacker may modify a firewall via command line to bypass network controls. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Mailbox Client Access Setting (CAS) changed An attacker may use PowerShell to change the Client Access Settings (CAS) for a mailbox, hence gaining access to the data. | Medium | Platform Analytics | Windows Event Collector, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Collection |
| Analytics | Mailbox enumeration activity by Azure application Microsoft Graph API was used to enumerate mailboxes in Azure tenant. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | Azure Audit Log, Microsoft Graph Logs | Discovery |
| BIOC | Malicious NetSetupSvc.dll loaded into svchost.exe A module tied to SolarStorm (TEARDROP NetSetupSvc.dll) was loaded from a malicious location into svchost.exe. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Module | Execution |
| BIOC | Manipulation of 'BootExecute' Registry run key Smss.exe will launch anything present in the BootExecute Registry key under HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\Control\Session Manager. The BootExecute key should only contain "autocheck autochk*". If there are additional values in it, they are probably used for malware persistence. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of AppInit DLL loading list The AppInit DLLs Registry key contains a list of DLLs that will be loaded when user32.dll is loaded. As most Windows executables use the user32.dll, any DLL that is listed in the AppInit_DLLs Registry key will be loaded also. The user32.dll file is also used by processes that are automatically started by the system when you log on. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Application Verifier custom providers The Application Verifier assists developers in quickly finding subtle programming errors that can be extremely difficult to identify with normal application testing. Using Application Verifier in Visual Studio makes it easier to create reliable applications by identifying errors caused by heap corruption, incorrect handle and critical section usage. Changing the providers could change handling. An attacker can use this ability to inject a custom verifier into any application. Once the custom verifier has been injected, the attacker now has full control over the application. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of autostart related system files May be used as a malware persistence technique, as these files have relevancy to the startup routine of Windows. | Informational | Platform Analytics | File | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Crypto Subject Interface Package (SIP) Provider Malicious modification of crypto subject interface package (SIP) provider Registry keys can be leveraged to trick the OS into incorrectly validating invalid signing certificates. May have legitimate uses, but check for malicious activity. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Manipulation of default file association configuration When a file is opened, the default program used to open the file, its handler, is checked. File association selections are stored in the Windows Registry and can be edited by users. Malware can modify or create a file association for a given file extension to call another program when a given extension is opened. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of default file extension configuration Alerts when a handler of a known file extension is modified. Applicable to EXE, DLL, SYS, PS1, BAT, CMD, ZIP and LNK extensions. | Low | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Firefox plugins and extensions via the Registry Plugins and extensions are loaded from all of these Registry keys. | Medium | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of MMC Registry configuration Creation or modification of these Microsoft Management Console related entries can cause the execution of the specified programs, bypassing UAC. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | Manipulation of netsh helper DLLs Registry keys Registering netsh helper DLLs is uncommon, and could be used by malware for persistence. | Medium | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of permissions for the Application Event Log Removing read/write permissions from this key may result in errors in the Application event log, and may cause certain VSS diagnostic tools to not function correctly. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc734219(v=ws.10).aspx. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Impact |
| BIOC | Manipulation of RDP settings Possible modification of Terminal Services/RDP settings. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Lateral Movement |
| BIOC | Manipulation of service imagepath configuration This key specifies the location of the executable file for the driver or service. Malicious executables might be installed in these paths. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of the MonitorProcess Registry key Entries added under the Registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SilentProcessExit can be used to run malicious code and help attackers gain persistence. | Medium | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of the sticky keys file Possible login bypass attack. | Medium | Platform Analytics | File | Privilege Escalation |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Volume Shadow Copy configuration Modifying this key might remove VSS privileges from user accounts, possibly disabling Volume Shadow Copy. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Impact |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Windows Defender configuration Commands used to bypass, disable or harm Windows Defender. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Windows DNS configuration using WMIC This command can be leveraged by attackers to change the way DNS requests are sent, bypassing the corporate DNS servers. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Execution |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Windows Event Log auto-backup via Registry This key enables/disables the automatic backups of event logs when they are full. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Windows Safe Boot configuration Safe-boot Registry settings deletion. | Medium | Platform Analytics | Registry | Impact |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Winlogon 'Notify' autostart Registry key Since Winlogon handles the Secure Attention Sequence (SAS) (Ctrl+Alt+Del), notify subkeys found at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Notify are used to notify event handles when SAS happens and load a DLL. This DLL can be edited to launch whenever such a SAS event occurs. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Manipulation of Winlogon 'UserInit' autostart Registry key Winlogon process uses the value specified in the UserInit key to launch login scripts etc. This key is location at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon. Usually, UserInit key points to userinit.exe but if this key can be altered, then that EXE will also launch by Winlogon. | Medium | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Masquerading as a default local account A user created a new local account with the name of a default local account, such as Guest and DefaultAccount. An attacker may create a user with these known names to evade detection. | Low | Identity Analytics | Windows Event Collector, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Defense Evasion, Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Masquerading as the Linux crond process Copies a file and renames it as crond. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | Massive file activity abnormal to process A user generated massive file activity by size or distinct file count. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR) | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Collection |
| Analytics | Massive file compression by user Multiple archive files were created by a user. This might indicate an attempt to stage data before exfiltration. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR) | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Collection |
| Analytics | Massive file downloads from SaaS service A user downloaded a large volume of files from an organizational SaaS service, either exceeding the normal file count or size for the user's typical behavior. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection, Email Security | Box Audit Log, DropBox, Google Workspace Audit Logs, Office 365 Audit | Collection |
| Analytics | Massive files deletion in Box A user deleted a large amount of data in Box. This behavior may indicate that the data is being wiped. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR) | Box Audit Log | Impact |
| Analytics | Massive files deletion in Dropbox A user deleted a large amount of data in Dropbox. This behavior may indicate that the data is being wiped. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR) | DropBox | Impact |
| Analytics | Massive files deletion in Google Drive A user deleted a large amount of data in Google Drive. This behavior may indicate that the data is being wiped. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR) | Google Workspace Audit Logs | Impact |
| Analytics | Massive files deletion in Microsoft SharePoint or OneDrive A user deleted a large amount of data in Microsoft SharePoint or OneDrive. This behavior may indicate that the data is being wiped. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR) | Office 365 Audit | Impact |
| Analytics | Massive upload to a rare storage or mail domain A large amount of data was transferred to an external site that is used for mail or storage. This behavior may indicate data exfiltration. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | Palo Alto Networks Firewall EAL Logs, Palo Alto Networks Firewall threat Logs, XDR Agent | Exfiltration |
| Analytics | Massive upload to SaaS service A user uploaded a large amount of data to an organizational cloud storage. This behavior may indicate that the data is being exfiltrated or staged. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | Box Audit Log, DropBox, Google Workspace Audit Logs, Office 365 Audit | Exfiltration, Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | Member added to a Windows local security group A member was added to a Windows local security group. | Informational | Identity Analytics | Windows Event Collector, XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence, Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | Memory dumping with comsvcs.dll A process memory dump was performed using comsvcs.dll MiniDump. This method is commonly used by attackers to dump Lsass.exe (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) process memory to a file, so they could later extract credentials from the memory dump. | High | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | MFA device was removed/deactivated from an IAM user Deactivate an MFA device and disassociate it from an IAM user. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | AWS Audit Log | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | MFA Disabled for Google Workspace An administrator has disabled Multi-Factor Authentication for Google Workspace users. | Low | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | Google Workspace Audit Logs | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | MFA was disabled for a Google Workspace user Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) has been disabled for a Google Workspace user. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | Google Workspace Audit Logs | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | MFA was disabled for an Azure identity MFA was disabled for the user. | Low | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | AzureAD Audit Log | Credential Access, Defense Evasion, Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft 365 DLP policy disabled or removed A user disabled or removed a Microsoft 365 data loss prevention (DLP) policy, which may indicate DLP monitoring evasion. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection, Email Security | Office 365 Audit | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | Microsoft 365 storage services exfiltration activity The Microsoft Graph API was used to download Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint files. | Low | Cortex Cloud | Azure Audit Log, Microsoft Graph Logs | Collection |
| Analytics | Microsoft Configuration Manager device registration and policy request A user registered a device and requested a Microsoft Configuration Manager policy. | Informational | Identity Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access, Privilege Escalation |
| BIOC | Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer loads a file from the users to temporary folder The Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer (CMSTP.exe) is a command-line program used to install Connection Manager service profiles. CMSTP.exe may be abused to load and execute DLLs and/or COM scriptlets (SCT) from remote servers. This execution may also bypass AppLocker and other whitelisting defenses since CMSTP.exe is a legitimate, signed Microsoft application. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer makes connections to the network The Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer (CMSTP.exe) is a command-line program used to install Connection Manager service profiles. CMSTP.exe may be abused to load and execute DLLs and/or COM scriptlets (SCT) from remote servers. This execution may also bypass AppLocker and other whitelisting defenses since CMSTP.exe is a legitimate, signed Microsoft application. | Low | Platform Analytics | Network | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer runs command line or PowerShell The Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer (CMSTP.exe) is a command-line program used to install Connection Manager service profiles. CMSTP.exe may be abused to load and execute DLLs and/or COM scriptlets (SCT) from remote servers. This execution may also bypass AppLocker and other whitelisting defenses since CMSTP.exe is a legitimate, signed Microsoft application. | Low | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Correlation Rule | Microsoft Defender for Endpoint - Malware Detected This alert will trigger when Malware is detected by Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. | High | Enterprise Runtime Security, Cortex Cloud | Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection, microsoft_365_defender_raw | |
| BIOC | Microsoft HTML Application Host spawns from CMD or PowerShell Microsoft HTML Application Host is a program whose source code consists of HTML, Dynamic HTML and a few scripting languages compatible with Internet Explorer such as VBScript or JScript. It does not typically spawn from PowerShell or CMD. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Microsoft HTML Application Host spawns from Explorer.exe Mshta allows execution of .hta files, an attacker can use mshta to execute malicious hta files on the victim's host. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office adds a value to autostart Registry key Microsoft Office adds a value to a registry entry (run keys, startup folders) to establish persistence. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence |
| BIOC | Microsoft Office Equation Editor spawns a commonly abused process A remote code execution vulnerability exists in Microsoft Office software when the software fails to properly handle objects in memory. An attacker who successfully exploited the vulnerability could run arbitrary code in the context of the current user. If the current user is logged on with administrative user rights, an attacker could take control of the affected system. CVE-2017-11882 Microsoft Office Memory Corruption Vulnerability. | Medium | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Execution |
| BIOC | Microsoft Office executes an unsigned process in a suspicious directory Microsoft Office executed an unsigned process in a suspicious directory. This behavior is common with malicious macros. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office injects code into a process An attacker may inject payloads into processes via Microsoft Office. While legitimate in certain cases, code injection can also be used in malicious ways. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Initial Access, Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office Process Spawning a Suspicious One-Liner A Microsoft Office process spawned a commonly abused process with a full command (not a script), this is a typically malicious behavior. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution, Initial Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office process spawns a commonly abused process Microsoft Office process spawns a commonly abused process with an uncommon command. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution, Initial Access |
| BIOC | Microsoft Office process spawns a commonly abused process Common weaponized office document behavior. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Execution |
| BIOC | Microsoft Office process spawns an unsigned process Common weaponized office document behavior. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Execution |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Office process spawns conhost.exe This unusual parent-child relationship may indicate that a Microsoft Office application executed a console-based application. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Execution, Initial Access |
| BIOC | Microsoft Office spawns curl/wget on a macOS device Microsoft Office Word/Excel/PowerPoint/Outlook spawn wget/curl on a macOS device. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Exfiltration |
| Analytics | Microsoft OneDrive enumeration activity The Microsoft Graph API was used to enumerate Microsoft OneDrive items. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | Azure Audit Log, Microsoft Graph Logs | Discovery |
| Analytics | Microsoft OneNote enumeration activity The Microsoft Graph API was used to enumerate Microsoft OneNote items. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | Azure Audit Log, Microsoft Graph Logs | Discovery |
| Analytics | Microsoft SharePoint enumeration activity The Microsoft Graph API was used to enumerate Microsoft SharePoint sites in an Azure tenant. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | Azure Audit Log, Microsoft Graph Logs | Discovery |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Teams application setup policy was modified Microsoft Teams the application setup policy, which is responsible for application management, was modified. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | Office 365 Audit | Defense Evasion, Persistence |
| Analytics | Microsoft Teams enumeration activity The Microsoft Graph API was used to enumerate Microsoft Teams channels in an Azure tenant. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | Azure Audit Log, Microsoft Graph Logs | Discovery |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Teams external communication policy was modified Microsoft Teams external communication policy was modified. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | Office 365 Audit | Defense Evasion, Exfiltration |
| Analytics BIOC | Microsoft Teams messages were exported from conversation Microsoft Teams messages were exported from conversation. | Informational | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | Office 365 Audit | Collection |
| Analytics BIOC | Mimikatz command-line arguments These command-line arguments are often used by Mimikatz to dump and harvest credentials. | High | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Credential Access |
| Analytics | ML artifacts destruction An identity deleted multiple ML artifacts. | Low | Cortex Cloud | AWS Audit Log, Gcp Audit Log | Impact |
| BIOC | Modification of default Windows startup path via Registry An attacker may modify the startup path to the location of the malware. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Modification of logon scripts via Registry Windows logon scripts are stored in ``HKCU\Environment\UserInitMprLogonScript`` and trigger when a user logs in. Attackers may abuse them for persistence. | Medium | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Modification of NTLM restrictions in the Registry Allowing the transmission of NTLM could be part of an NTLM downgrade or an Internal Monologue attack. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Modification of PAM Modification of PAM configuration files. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Persistence, Defense Evasion, Credential Access |
| BIOC | Modification of systemd service files An attacker may create or modify systemd service unit files to establish persistence between reboots. | Informational | Platform Analytics | File | Persistence |
| Analytics BIOC | Modification of the AD FS IdentityServer configuration file The AD FS service configuration file was modified. | Informational | Identity Analytics | XDR Agent with eXtended Threat Hunting (XTH) | Persistence, Defense Evasion |
| BIOC | Modification of the Winlogon\Shell Registry key Malware may modify the Winlogon\Shell Registry value to load itself instead of explorer.exe, which is the default system shell. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Registry | Persistence |
| BIOC | Modification of Windows boot configuration using bcdedit.exe BCDEdit is a Microsoft Windows utility that can modify boot parameters. It is usually used as part of an attack to prevent repair of the affected system by disabling booting in recovery mode. It can also be used to stop Windows' Patchguard from objecting to the unsigned and insecure nature of a driver being loaded. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion, Impact |
| Analytics BIOC | Modification or Deletion of an Azure Application Gateway Detected Modification or Deletion of an Azure Application Gateway Detected. A change has been detected in an Azure Application Gateway. This may indicate unauthorized access or malicious activity. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | Azure Audit Log | Persistence |
| BIOC | Modifying ELF file capabilities via setcap An attacker may attempt to gain privileges by setting the capabilities of a file. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Privilege Escalation |
| Analytics BIOC | Moniker link detected in URL(s) A Moniker link was detected within the email's body. The link has the convention of a Moniker link (CVE-2024-21413) correlated to a suspicious URL scheme. | Informational | Email Security | Microsoft 365 Emails | Execution, Credential Access |
| Analytics BIOC | Mount command was executed from within a Kubernetes pod to list all the attached filesystems The mount command was executed inside a Kubernetes pod to list all the attached filesystems, which may serve as a precursor to container escape and host filesystem access. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Privilege Escalation |
| BIOC | Mounted NFS share discovery Attackers may use the showmount command to list mount Network File Sharing shares. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Discovery |
| Analytics BIOC | MpCmdRun.exe was used to download files into the system Attackers might be using legitimate Windows Defender executables to download malicious code onto the system. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Command and Control |
| BIOC | MSBuild execution Attackers may use MSBuild.exe to proxy execution of code through a trusted Windows utility. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Process execution | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Mshta.exe launched with suspicious arguments Microsoft HTML application host process has been launched with suspicious arguments, which may indicate malicious intent. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Mshta.exe spawns from a browser process Mshta is the Microsoft HTML Application Host. It executes HTML applications on Windows. Detected when a browser process has spawned mshta, which can be a potential attack vector. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | MSI accessed a web page running a server-side script The Microsoft installer command line included a URL to a web page running a server-side script, which is suspicious. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics BIOC | Msiexec execution of an executable from an uncommon remote location Msiexec is the command-line utility for the Windows Installer. Adversaries may abuse msiexec.exe to proxy execution of malicious payloads from remote locations. | Informational | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | Multi region enumeration activity An internal identity performed an operation on multiple regions, considerably more than usual. This may indicate an attacker's attempt to identify all available resources in the cloud environment. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | AWS Audit Log, Azure Audit Log, Gcp Audit Log | Discovery, Defense Evasion |
| Analytics | Multiple alerts associated with a single RDP connection Multiple alerts associated with a single RDP connection were triggered. | Informational | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Platform Alerts, Third-Party Alerts | Lateral Movement |
| Analytics | Multiple alerts of different MITRE tactics were seen Multiple alerts of different MITRE tactics were seen on the same host under the same causality. | Low | Platform Analytics | Palo Alto Networks Platform Alerts, Third-Party Alerts | Execution |
| Analytics | Multiple Azure AD admin role removals An Azure AD identity removed multiple administrators from their roles. | Low | Identity Threat Detection (ITDR), SaaS Threat Detection | AzureAD Audit Log | Impact |
| Analytics | Multiple cloud snapshots export A cloud identity has downloaded multiple virtual machines or DB snapshots locally. | Informational | Cortex Cloud | AWS Audit Log, Azure Audit Log, Gcp Audit Log | Exfiltration |
| Analytics | Multiple discovery commands The alerted causality performed multiple discovery commands in a short timeframe. | Low | Platform Analytics | XDR Agent | Discovery |