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Automating detection tuning requests with Kibana cases

Elastic Security describes an automated workflow that allows security analysts to submit detection tuning requests directly from Kibana Cases with a single click, reducing manual processes and closing feedback loops between analysts and detection engineers. The system uses custom fields and runtime fields to capture analyst feedback on alert quality and trigger automated ticket creation in external systems like GitHub. This approach streamlines the process of identifying and addressing false positives and noisy alerts.

Why it matters: Security operations centers that use Elastic Security can reduce alert fatigue and improve detection rule accuracy by automating the feedback mechanism between analysts and detection engineers, saving time and ensuring actionable insights reach the right teams faster.

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Automating detection tuning requests with Kibana cases

Elastic Security describes an automated workflow that allows security analysts to submit detection tuning requests directly from Kibana Cases with a single click, reducing manual processes and closing feedback loops between analysts and detection engineers. The system uses custom fields and runtime fields to capture analyst feedback on alert quality and trigger automated ticket creation in external systems like GitHub. This approach streamlines the process of identifying and addressing false positives and noisy alerts.

Why it matters: Security operations centers that use Elastic Security can reduce alert fatigue and improve detection rule accuracy by automating the feedback mechanism between analysts and detection engineers, saving time and ensuring actionable insights reach the right teams faster.

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