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[Request] Add a docs page about Detection-as-code rules management #667

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approksiu opened this issue Mar 5, 2025 · 1 comment
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approksiu commented Mar 5, 2025

Description

We want to add a page mentioning the detection-as-code rule management capabilities of detection rules repo.

Suggestion:

Take an approach similar to Terraform mention in the docs. Add a section on Manage detection rules page.

Section Header: Managing detection rules as code

(section link: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/serverless/current/security-rules-ui-management.html#manage-rules-dac)

Content

User’s detection rules can be managed externally utilizing the Detection-as-Code principles.

Detection-rules repo is the repository used by Elastic Security Labs team to develop, test and release prebuilt detection rules. It provides Detection-as-Code features and allows customization of settings to make the setup for managing user rules with the Detection-as-Code pipeline simpler.
To get started, see Elastic detection-rules repository DaC documentation.

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Which documentation set does this change impact?

ESS and serverless

ESS release

8.18 release

Serverless release

10 March

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none

API docs impact

none

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@jmikell821 jmikell821 transferred this issue from elastic/security-docs Mar 5, 2025
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@jmikell821 I added the content suggestion to the issue description.

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