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Test 249: Azure Log Alert for Delete Security Solution
Test 249: Azure Log Alert for Delete Security Solution

Drata validates that an activity log alert for the 'Delete Security Solution' event exists in Azure.

Updated over a month ago

Monitoring for "Delete Security Solution" events gives insight into changes to the active security solutions and may reduce the time it takes to detect suspicious activity.

Note: Available for Azure Management Groups as well.

ASSOCIATED DRATA CONTROL

This test is part of DCF-406, DCF-407, and DCF-86. The Audit Logging control (DCF-406) that ensures audit logs are enabled and active for all system components and sensitive data in accordance with company policies. The System Monitoring control (DCF-86) that ensures production systems and resources are monitored and automated alerts are sent out personnel based on pre-configured rules. Events are triaged to determine if they constitute an incident and escalated per policy if necessary.

WHAT TO DO IF A TEST FAILS

If Drata finds that there is no activity log alert for the 'Delete Security Solution' event in Azure, the test will fail.

Monitoring for 'Delete Security Solution' events gives insight into changes to the active security solutions and may reduce the time it takes to detect suspicious activity.

STEPS TO REMEDIATE

1. Navigate to the 'Monitor' blade.

2. Select 'Alerts' > 'Create' > 'Alert rule'.

3. Choose a subscription and select 'Apply'.

4. Select the 'Condition' tab and click 'See all signals'.

5. Select 'Delete Security Solutions (Security Solutions)' and click 'Apply'.

6. Select the 'Actions' tab and click 'Select action groups' to select an existing action group, or 'Create action group' to create a new action group. Then follow the prompts to choose or create an action group.

7. Select the 'Details' tab.

8. Select a 'Resource group,' provide an 'Alert rule name' and an optional 'Alert rule description'.

9. Click 'Review + create' and then click 'Create'.

Center for Internet Security (CIS)

This is a test that aligns with the Center for Internet Security’s (CIS) benchmarks for Microsoft Azure, providing prescriptive guidance to establish a secure baseline configuration for Azure environments. These benchmarks are developed through a global, consensus-driven process involving cybersecurity experts to help organizations strengthen their defenses against potential threats in the cloud.

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