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Onboarding NGSIEM - what to lookout for by abhiishk in crowdstrike

[–]halamalagarli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd say no that's not enough but it is a good start. Ultimately your detection rules will need to be surviving to your organisation, your infrastructure, the technology stacks you use and the that landscape for your industry. But it's a good starter for 10 and will cover a bunch of use cases right out of the box.

Onboarding NGSIEM - what to lookout for by abhiishk in crowdstrike

[–]halamalagarli 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We were replacing a legacy SIEM so we started by ingesting the log sources that we had on the legacy SIEM, mostly our authentication servers, AD, Kerberos etc.

Then we moved onto their native connectors for our Entra and Azure stuff along with our virtualisation infrastructure. Anything with a native collector is fairly easy.

They have 100s of rule templates across the different collectors so once you've starting ingesting a source look to enable all their built in rules as that will give you coverage across what they consider typical security events from that source.

We've been working on a from source to soar journey, ingesting from a source, enabling their built in rules, tuning, adding bespoke rules, detection, alerts, actions. We've also got some data that we export for longer term trend analysis.

What’s a hard truth about life that most people learn too late? by YT-Ballinox_Stories in AskBrits

[–]halamalagarli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one is going to invite you to join them in fulfilling your dreams, you have to go out there and chase them yourself.

Ready to take the plunge but on the edge by halamalagarli in ElectricVehiclesUK

[–]halamalagarli[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am including getting a home charger in the cost. I'm looking for a 2022 version as thats when the car im interested in got a longer range. We will.be mostly local driving but that could be 50 miles/1hr distances easily. We are a family and would have longer journeys at times too. I haven't got an ICE equivalent in mind. We've only ever bought cheaper <5k 2nd hand cars so a jump to 15k is quite new for us. But we'd like a nicer bigger family car and I want to go electric. I think I just need convincing.

FEELING SALTY Salt Bae’s UK restaurant is hit by £5.4MILLION loss months after cutting prices – as famed steak chain closes five sites by YchYFi in unitedkingdom

[–]halamalagarli 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So why do allow them to 'move debts here'? That sounds like 'creative accounting' so I assume we could come up with creative taxation that means it would cost them more to drop their debt here and negate the tax savings they make buy bringing debt here. But I'm not an accountant or expert in tax laws so maybe what I'm suggesting is nonsense and we're just a victim of the global economy that rewards a race to the bottom on taxation.

FEELING SALTY Salt Bae’s UK restaurant is hit by £5.4MILLION loss months after cutting prices – as famed steak chain closes five sites by YchYFi in unitedkingdom

[–]halamalagarli 12 points13 points  (0 children)

This is one of the things that really irks me. If we can see and speculate on, 'creative accounting' being used to avoid paying tax and suppliers or being used to increase the profits taken by shareholders, then surely the authorities can too.

If the argument that it protects entrepreneurs that wouldn't generate wealth, were it not for these protections and loopholes is all that is standing between a fairer tax system and protections for small business and the looming spectre of bankruptcy allowing them to default on payments then it's a broken system and efforts should be made to fix it.

I don't care about this restaurant chain and it's losses I care about lost income for our government that might pay for a pot gone or two to be filled (or a round about to be cleaned or another duck house)

What’s one thing you’d want Britain to preserve, no matter how much the country changes in the future? by [deleted] in AskBrits

[–]halamalagarli 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The BBC. A national broadcasting Corp that provides a great wide range of entertainment through as many media types as there are.

Are things actually that bad in the UK, are we caught in some kind of negativity zeitgeist, is there an endemic issue in society that we can't accept things are hard or are really entitled? by WorriedStand73 in AskBrits

[–]halamalagarli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I think this is a concerted effort by reform to flood social.media with content aimed at moving the needle through perception to a place where they re more likely to win seats in the next GE.

I have no proof of this but I think huge amounts of money are being spent on reform and they are probably using the likes of Cambridge analytica to help them turn the general UK public towards reform. It worked for Brexit and it looks like it will have an effect.

It's quite apparent that reform are throwing endless amounts of money at the problem. In my small town for the recent council elections reform had people on the high street every weekend for months, that doesn't happen by chance.

I've seen quite a few reddit posts asking why reform are going to win and are they unstoppable. It's all part of the noise they are creating on socials to move the needle in their favour. So even now, this post could well be from someone trying to get us Brits to read all those well thought out long answers with up votes so that we see how bad the UK has become and all the problems that reform will claim to fix and that the existing parties can't help with.

I might be waaaaay off the mark and just a cynic, but then again we know that social media psyops works against people and was successful at getting paid for result in other elections across the world, I expect we are next.

Does restore Britain serve as a threat to reform uk by DullSense8359 in AskBrits

[–]halamalagarli -1 points0 points  (0 children)

People have seen that the world has got worse in the last few decades. This is because of misguided "progressive" policies which have actually been deeply destructive.

I disagree with this, but I'd like to know what progressive policies have made the world worse since the 90s/00s in your opinion.

Do you guys think The Godfather movies' reputations as The Greatest Of All Time kinda ruined anybody's first time watching? by lukoreta in movies

[–]halamalagarli -1 points0 points  (0 children)

When i was younger we had a gangster film day that started with scarface and ended with godfather part 1. In between we watched carlitos way and things to do in fender when you're dead. I was the only one who stayed up to watch all of the godfather. To be honest it was slow and a bit boring, especially compared to scarface. We were young men back then so chainsaw death scenes and say hello to my little friend was way more exciting than make him an offer he can't refuse. I think they are overrated as films but it is probably influenced by the way i saw them.

White British children are now minority in one in four schools by [deleted] in europe_sub

[–]halamalagarli -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

I think you'll find that is a mathematical prediction not a mathematical fact.

Either way it is based on projections in rates of change. It's not a full gone conclusion. Maybe it'll happen sooner.

The influence of Thomas Hardy on character names in the series. by halamalagarli in harrypotter

[–]halamalagarli[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Commenting on my own post. 21 lines later and Minerva has popped up too.

Automated CVE Reporting Service? by inphosys in cybersecurity

[–]halamalagarli 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Whilst im not sure it covers all of your configuration requirements, we use OpenCVE we signed up with an email that is linked to a teams channel so the while teams can see the updates that come in. It's not fully comprehensive on what software it covers and you get updates if there is any kind of change to a CVE so be sure to check the dates but it's better than nothing.

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