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crowdstrike: fix handling of network direction #12508
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It would be nice to hear from user on #12476 (comment)
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Assume that network direction that is no inbound can be validly semantically represented as outbound using the ECS fields available. This is probably not true; documented values of the ConnectionDirection are 0 - outbound, 1 - inbound, 2 - neither, and 3 - both[1]. Adhering strictly to inbound/outbound makes it impossible to map the data to ECS since neither and both would only be expressible as unknown. [1]https://docs.panther.com/data-onboarding/supported-logs/crowdstrike/falcon-data-replicator#crowdstrike.networkconnect
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Assume that network direction that is not inbound can be validly semantically represented as outbound using the ECS fields available. This is probably not true; documented values of the ConnectionDirection are 0 - outbound, 1 - inbound, 2 - neither, and 3 - both[1]. Adhering strictly to inbound/outbound makes it impossible to map the data to ECS since neither and both would only be expressible as unknown. [1]https://docs.panther.com/data-onboarding/supported-logs/crowdstrike/falcon-data-replicator#crowdstrike.networkconnect
Assume that network direction that is not inbound can be validly semantically represented as outbound using the ECS fields available. This is probably not true; documented values of the ConnectionDirection are 0 - outbound, 1 - inbound, 2 - neither, and 3 - both[1]. Adhering strictly to inbound/outbound makes it impossible to map the data to ECS since neither and both would only be expressible as unknown. [1]https://docs.panther.com/data-onboarding/supported-logs/crowdstrike/falcon-data-replicator#crowdstrike.networkconnect
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Assume that network direction that is no inbound can be validly semantically represented as outbound using the ECS fields available. This is probably not true; documented values of the ConnectionDirection are 0 - outbound, 1 - inbound, 2 - neither, and 3 - both[1].
Adhering strictly to inbound/outbound makes it impossible to map the data to ECS since neither and both would only be expressible as unknown.
[1]https://docs.panther.com/data-onboarding/supported-logs/crowdstrike/falcon-data-replicator#crowdstrike.networkconnect
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