Elastic critical stable kql

Newly Observed FortiGate Alert

This rule detects FortiGate alerts that are observed for the first time in the previous 5 days of alert history. Analysts can use this to prioritize triage and response.

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Detection Logic

FROM logs-fortinet_fortigate.*, filebeat-* metadata _id
| WHERE event.module == "fortinet_fortigate" and event.action in ("signature", "ssl-anomaly") and
  message is not null and event.category != "authentication" and
  message != "Connection Failed" and not message like "Web.Client: *" and
  not message like "Network.Service: *" and not message like "General.Interest*" and not message like "Update: *" and
  not message like "tcp_reassembler*" and not message like "a-ipdf*" and not message like "Video*" and not message like "nbss_decode*" and
  not message like "name_server*" and not message like "misc*" and not message like "Collaboration*" and not message like "Business*" and
  not message like "Cloud.IT*" and not message like "Mobile*"
| STATS Esql.alerts_count = count(*),
        Esql.first_time_seen = MIN(@timestamp),
        Esql.distinct_count_src_ip = COUNT_DISTINCT(source.ip),
        Esql.distinct_count_dst_ip = COUNT_DISTINCT(destination.ip),
        src_ip = VALUES(source.ip),
        dst_ip = VALUES(destination.ip),
        url_domain = VALUES(url.domain),
        url_path = VALUES(url.path) by message, event.category, event.outcome

// first time seen is within 10m of the rule execution time
| eval Esql.recent = DATE_DIFF("minute", Esql.first_time_seen, now())
| where Esql.recent <= 10 and Esql.alerts_count <= 5 and Esql.distinct_count_src_ip <= 2 and Esql.distinct_count_dst_ip <= 2

// move dynamic fields to ECS equivalent for rule exceptions
| eval source.ip = MV_FIRST(src_ip),
       destination.ip = MV_FIRST(dst_ip),
       url.domain = MV_FIRST(url_domain),
       url.path = MV_FIRST(url_path)
| keep message, event.category, event.outcome, Esql.*, source.ip, destination.ip, url.domain, url.path

Field Validations

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