All about automation rules
As mentioned previously, automation rules can be created to manage automation in Microsoft Sentinel centrally. But how can we do that?
Automation rules in Microsoft Sentinel have three main aspects:
- Triggers
- Conditions
- Actions
Automation rules are sorted in order, which is a critical element since all automation rules will run from the lowest order number (for example, 1) to the highest (for example, 55), and they will run sequentially.
However, before we go into more detail about triggers, conditions, and actions, let’s familiarize ourselves with the graphical user interface (GUI) of Microsoft Sentinel automation rules and learn more about permissions.
Navigating the automation rule GUI
Microsoft Sentinel automation rules are located under the Automation tab in the Automation rules sub-menu. In this menu, we have the option to create an automation rule, edit an automation rule, enable or disable an automation rule...
