[RFC] Host Identifiers #955
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webmat
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webmat
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Co-authored-by: Mathieu Martin <webmat@gmail.com>
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@webmat I included your additions. Anything else to capture for stage 0? |
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Wondering if enrichment / entity analysis should be at least a consideration in this - thinking about correlating ip/macs to hosts from an entity perspective (I'm not even sure what would need to be considered, but probably worth thinking about) |
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Yeah better guidance on host identifiers will definitely make it easier to maintain entity indices of hosts, which can then be used for enrichment |
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This RFC PR is seeking stage 0 acceptance. The strawperson document proposes establishing better conventions around host identifiers in ECS.
Preview of the RFC