Sigma Rules: How YAML Textual Signatures Boost SOC Efficiency

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  • Since it is open source technology, security firms or enterprises can readily share their threat detection rules with others that use a variety of SIEM platforms. Sigma Rules facilitates and expedites collaboration among security firms or organizations that have cybersecurity experts who write their own threat detection rules. In a way, it is like integrating the MITRE ATT&CK Framework, which allows organizations to use a common guideline in detecting the newest cyber threats.

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    Main Sigma Rule Repository

  • Basic Sigma taxonomy and schema know-how are essential to be able to write Sigma Rules. Since it is in YAML, learning how to write rules should not be that much of a challenge. For those who are new to Sigma, the official Sigma GitHub page should be a good starting point.

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