detection-authoring

You can automate deploying custom detection rules in Defender XDR by using PowerShell with the Microsoft Graph API to create rules or batch deploy them from a JSON manifest file. This streamlines threat detection management without manual portal configuration.

Yes, you can convert Sentinel KQL queries for Defender XDR custom detections. The skill provides specific guidance and tools to adapt your existing KQL query syntax into the required format for Defender XDR rule creation.

Yes, you need the Microsoft Graph PowerShell modules and appropriate API scopes to manage Defender XDR detection rules. These dependencies are required to authenticate and interact with your tenant for rule creation and lifecycle operations.

The best way to batch deploy detections to Microsoft Defender is by defining your rules in a JSON manifest file. This allows you to deploy multiple threat intelligence rules efficiently in minutes instead of configuring each one manually.

You manage the lifecycle of custom detection rules in Defender XDR by using the Graph API to list, enable, disable, and delete existing rules. This automates security monitoring and ensures your threat detections remain current.