A large organization wants to reuse detection logic across multiple vendor solutions with fewer modifications. They consolidate logs from host, network, and cloud sources into one repository and want to unify correlation. They need a method to transform detection definitions so each tool can parse them correctly. Which approach helps them maintain consistent detection while supporting a range of tools?
Adopt a vendor-managed translator that masks how correlation queries are created
Compose a specialized script that is compatible with open-source solutions
Create a text-based configuration that embeds each platform’s syntax within each rule
Use a format that keeps the underlying detection logic separate from each tool’s query syntax
Keeping detection logic independent of specific platform syntax allows security teams to reuse rules across multiple tools, improving scalability and efficiency. In contrast, hardcoded scripts or vendor-managed tools may introduce compatibility, transparency, or portability issues that complicate long-term detection engineering workflows.
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