Kaspersky guide on matching SIEM correlation rules to the event sources a company actually has
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No vulnerabilities or CVEs are discussed. The piece argues that correlation rule effectiveness depends on telemetry: a rule can load without error yet never fire if its source, such as Windows Security logs for Active Directory group creation, is absent or if a specific event type is not collected because the audit policy is misconfigured. MITRE ATT&CK coverage should be read as a map of current visibility, not a product score. Defenders should map connected event sources, confirm required event types are collected, and recheck rule sets after infrastructure changes.
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What to do
- Check which event sources are actually connected and feeding data into your SIEM.
- Confirm that audit policies capture the specific event types each enabled rule needs.
- Review your SIEM rule set and ATT&CK coverage after every notable infrastructure change.
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