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crowdstrike: add event categorization fields to process data in alerts #15616
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Thank you, this looks great!
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@navnit-elastic hey, just wanted to check in and see when it's planned to be released? :) |
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@tomsonpl - Sorry for the delay here. |
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Package crowdstrike - 2.5.2 containing this change is available at https://epr.elastic.co/package/crowdstrike/2.5.2/ |
elastic#15616) Set event.category to "process" and event.type to "start" when certain process fields are present in the alerts dataset. Previously, alerts were being sent without setting the event.category and event.type fields.
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