Discovery
T1135 — Network Share Discovery
Adversaries may look for folders and drives shared on remote systems as a means of identifying sources of information to gather as a precursor for Collection and to identify potential systems of interest for Lateral Movement. Networks often contain shared network drives and folders that enable users to access file directories on various systems across a network. File sharing over a Windows network occurs over the SMB protocol...
Investigate Network Share Discovery activity in the context of Discovery: confirm scope, affected host/identity, and whether it matches expected administrative behaviour before deciding this is benign.
Platforms
Linux, macOS, Windows
Priority / status
high / complete
Evidence to collect
- Host or resource affected
- Account or identity involved
- Timestamp of the activity
- Related process, file, or network artifact
- Any preceding or follow-on alerts
D3-NTA · detect
Network Traffic Analysis
Monitor for Network Traffic Analysis indicators relevant to this technique.
Tooling: Sentinel, Defender for Endpoint
| ATT&CK Technique | D3FEND Technique | Practical SOC Action | Tooling |
|---|---|---|---|
| T1135 Network Share Discovery | Network Traffic Analysis | Monitor for Network Traffic Analysis indicators relevant to this technique. | Sentinel, Defender for Endpoint |
T1135 Network Share Discovery → D3FEND → SOC action
Investigation steps — Microsoft
- Review Defender for Endpoint / Defender XDR alerts and timeline for the affected host or identity.
- Check Sentinel analytics rules and incidents correlated with this technique.
- Review Entra ID sign-in and audit logs if the technique involves an identity or cloud resource.
Investigation steps — generic
- Confirm whether the observed network share discovery activity matches expected administrative or application behaviour.
- Identify the host, account, or resource where the activity occurred and its business criticality.
- Check for related alerts before and after this activity to reconstruct the broader intrusion timeline.
- Real detection reference: "Network Share and Session Enumeration" -- Flags an account running network/share enumeration commands (net view, net share, net session) against multiple hosts in a short window.
Response actions
| Action | Risk | Automation safe | Approval required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isolate the enumerating device if malicious tool detected | Medium | No | Yes |
| Identify what AD paths were discovered — prioritise protecti | Low | No | Yes |
| Enable Entra ID Protection and review anomalous access patte | Low | Yes | No |
KQL
GEN-DI-002 — Network Share and Session Enumeration
let lookback = 1d;
let hostThreshold = 5;
DeviceProcessEvents
| where TimeGenerated >= ago(lookback)
| where FileName in~ ("net.exe", "net1.exe")
| where ProcessCommandLine has_any ("view", "share", "session")
| summarize
StartTime = min(TimeGenerated),
EndTime = max(TimeGenerated),
CommandCount = count(),
DistinctHosts = dcount(DeviceName),
Hosts = make_set(DeviceName, 50),
Commands = make_set(ProcessCommandLine, 20)
by AccountName
| where DistinctHosts >= hostThreshold
| extend HostCustomEntity = tostring(Hosts[0])
| project StartTime, EndTime, AccountName, CommandCount, DistinctHosts, Hosts, Commands, HostCustomEntity
| extend timestamp = StartTime, AccountCustomEntity = AccountName
| order by DistinctHosts desc 3b22ac47-e02c-4599-a37a-57f965de17be — Claroty - Policy violation
ClarotyEvent
| where EventOriginalType has 'Policy Violation' or EventType has 'Policy Violation'
| project TimeGenerated, DstIpAddr, EventOriginalType, EventType
| extend IPCustomEntity = DstIpAddr ef88eb96-861c-43a0-ab16-f3835a97c928 — Powershell Empire Cmdlets Executed in Command Line
let regexEmpire = tostring(toscalar(externaldata(cmdlets:string)[@"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Azure/Azure-Sentinel/master/Sample%20Data/Feeds/EmpireCommandString.txt"] with (format="txt")));
(union isfuzzy=true
(SecurityEvent
| where EventID == 4688
//consider filtering on filename if perf issues occur
//where FileName in~ ("powershell.exe","powershell_ise.exe","pwsh.exe")
| where not(ParentProcessName has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))
| where CommandLine has "-encodedCommand"
| parse kind=regex flags=i CommandLine with * "-EncodedCommand " encodedCommand
| extend encodedCommand = iff(encodedCommand has " ", tostring(split(encodedCommand, " ")[0]), encodedCommand)
// Note: currently the base64_decode_tostring function is limited to supporting UTF8
| extend decodedCommand = translate('\0','', base64_decode_tostring(substring(encodedCommand, 0, strlen(encodedCommand) - (strlen(encodedCommand) %8)))), encodedCommand, CommandLine , strlen(encodedCommand)
| extend EfectiveCommand = iff(isnotempty(encodedCommand), decodedCommand, CommandLine)
| where EfectiveCommand matches regex regexEmpire
| project timestamp = TimeGenerated, Computer, SubjectUserName, SubjectDomainName, FileName = Process, EfectiveCommand, decodedCommand, encodedCommand, CommandLine, ParentProcessName
| extend HostName = split(Computer, '.', 0)[0], DnsDomain = strcat_array(array_slice(split(Computer, '.'), 1, -1), '.')
),
(WindowsEvent
| where EventID == 4688
| where EventData has_any ("-encodedCommand", "powershell.exe","powershell_ise.exe","pwsh.exe")
| where not(EventData has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))
//consider filtering on filename if perf issues occur
//extend NewProcessName = tostring(EventData.NewProcessName)
//extend Process=tostring(split(NewProcessName, '\\')[-1])
//FileName = Process
//where FileName in~ ("powershell.exe","powershell_ise.exe","pwsh.exe")
| extend ParentProcessName = tostring(EventData.ParentProcessName)
| where not(ParentProcessName has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))
| extend CommandLine = tostring(EventData.CommandLine)
| where CommandLine has "-encodedCommand"
| parse kind=regex flags=i CommandLine with * "-EncodedCommand " encodedCommand
| extend encodedCommand = iff(encodedCommand has " ", tostring(split(encodedCommand, " ")[0]), encodedCommand)
// Note: currently the base64_decode_tostring function is limited to supporting UTF8
| extend decodedCommand = translate('\0','', base64_decode_tostring(substring(encodedCommand, 0, strlen(encodedCommand) - (strlen(encodedCommand) %8)))), encodedCommand, CommandLine , strlen(encodedCommand)
| extend EfectiveCommand = iff(isnotempty(encodedCommand), decodedCommand, CommandLine)
| where EfectiveCommand matches regex regexEmpire
| extend SubjectUserName = tostring(EventData.SubjectUserName)
| extend SubjectDomainName = tostring(EventData.SubjectDomainName)
| extend NewProcessName = tostring(EventData.NewProcessName)
| extend Process=tostring(split(NewProcessName, '\\')[-1])
| project timestamp = TimeGenerated, Computer, SubjectUserName, SubjectDomainName, FileName = Process, EfectiveCommand, decodedCommand, encodedCommand, CommandLine, ParentProcessName
| extend HostName = split(Computer, '.', 0)[0], DnsDomain = strcat_array(array_slice(split(Computer, '.'), 1, -1), '.')
)) Escalation criteria
- Network Share Discovery activity observed on a privileged account or critical system.
- Activity follows or precedes other suspicious behaviour in the same investigation.
- Automated triage cannot confidently rule out malicious intent.
False positive considerations
- Legitimate administrative or maintenance activity matching this pattern.
- Approved security testing or red team exercise.
- Known benign software producing similar telemetry.
# T1135 - Network Share Discovery
## SOC Recommendation
Investigate Network Share Discovery activity in the context of Discovery: confirm scope, affected host/identity, and whether it matches expected administrative behaviour before deciding this is benign.
## D3FEND Mappings
| D3FEND Technique | Relationship | Practical SOC Action |
|---|---|---|
| Network Traffic Analysis | Detect | Monitor for Network Traffic Analysis indicators relevant to this technique. |
## Investigation Steps
1. Review Defender for Endpoint / Defender XDR alerts and timeline for the affected host or identity.
2. Check Sentinel analytics rules and incidents correlated with this technique.
3. Review Entra ID sign-in and audit logs if the technique involves an identity or cloud resource.
## Evidence to Collect
- Host or resource affected
- Account or identity involved
- Timestamp of the activity
- Related process, file, or network artifact
- Any preceding or follow-on alerts
## Response Actions
| Action | Risk | Automation Safe | Approval Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isolate the enumerating device if malicious tool detected | Medium | No | Yes |
| Identify what AD paths were discovered — prioritise protecti | Low | No | Yes |
| Enable Entra ID Protection and review anomalous access patte | Low | Yes | No |
## KQL
```kql
let lookback = 1d;
let hostThreshold = 5;
DeviceProcessEvents
| where TimeGenerated >= ago(lookback)
| where FileName in~ ("net.exe", "net1.exe")
| where ProcessCommandLine has_any ("view", "share", "session")
| summarize
StartTime = min(TimeGenerated),
EndTime = max(TimeGenerated),
CommandCount = count(),
DistinctHosts = dcount(DeviceName),
Hosts = make_set(DeviceName, 50),
Commands = make_set(ProcessCommandLine, 20)
by AccountName
| where DistinctHosts >= hostThreshold
| extend HostCustomEntity = tostring(Hosts[0])
| project StartTime, EndTime, AccountName, CommandCount, DistinctHosts, Hosts, Commands, HostCustomEntity
| extend timestamp = StartTime, AccountCustomEntity = AccountName
| order by DistinctHosts desc
```
```kql
ClarotyEvent
| where EventOriginalType has 'Policy Violation' or EventType has 'Policy Violation'
| project TimeGenerated, DstIpAddr, EventOriginalType, EventType
| extend IPCustomEntity = DstIpAddr
```
```kql
let regexEmpire = tostring(toscalar(externaldata(cmdlets:string)[@"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Azure/Azure-Sentinel/master/Sample%20Data/Feeds/EmpireCommandString.txt"] with (format="txt")));
(union isfuzzy=true
(SecurityEvent
| where EventID == 4688
//consider filtering on filename if perf issues occur
//where FileName in~ ("powershell.exe","powershell_ise.exe","pwsh.exe")
| where not(ParentProcessName has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))
| where CommandLine has "-encodedCommand"
| parse kind=regex flags=i CommandLine with * "-EncodedCommand " encodedCommand
| extend encodedCommand = iff(encodedCommand has " ", tostring(split(encodedCommand, " ")[0]), encodedCommand)
// Note: currently the base64_decode_tostring function is limited to supporting UTF8
| extend decodedCommand = translate('\0','', base64_decode_tostring(substring(encodedCommand, 0, strlen(encodedCommand) - (strlen(encodedCommand) %8)))), encodedCommand, CommandLine , strlen(encodedCommand)
| extend EfectiveCommand = iff(isnotempty(encodedCommand), decodedCommand, CommandLine)
| where EfectiveCommand matches regex regexEmpire
| project timestamp = TimeGenerated, Computer, SubjectUserName, SubjectDomainName, FileName = Process, EfectiveCommand, decodedCommand, encodedCommand, CommandLine, ParentProcessName
| extend HostName = split(Computer, '.', 0)[0], DnsDomain = strcat_array(array_slice(split(Computer, '.'), 1, -1), '.')
),
(WindowsEvent
| where EventID == 4688
| where EventData has_any ("-encodedCommand", "powershell.exe","powershell_ise.exe","pwsh.exe")
| where not(EventData has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))
//consider filtering on filename if perf issues occur
//extend NewProcessName = tostring(EventData.NewProcessName)
//extend Process=tostring(split(NewProcessName, '\\')[-1])
//FileName = Process
//where FileName in~ ("powershell.exe","powershell_ise.exe","pwsh.exe")
| extend ParentProcessName = tostring(EventData.ParentProcessName)
| where not(ParentProcessName has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))
| extend CommandLine = tostring(EventData.CommandLine)
| where CommandLine has "-encodedCommand"
| parse kind=regex flags=i CommandLine with * "-EncodedCommand " encodedCommand
| extend encodedCommand = iff(encodedCommand has " ", tostring(split(encodedCommand, " ")[0]), encodedCommand)
// Note: currently the base64_decode_tostring function is limited to supporting UTF8
| extend decodedCommand = translate('\0','', base64_decode_tostring(substring(encodedCommand, 0, strlen(encodedCommand) - (strlen(encodedCommand) %8)))), encodedCommand, CommandLine , strlen(encodedCommand)
| extend EfectiveCommand = iff(isnotempty(encodedCommand), decodedCommand, CommandLine)
| where EfectiveCommand matches regex regexEmpire
| extend SubjectUserName = tostring(EventData.SubjectUserName)
| extend SubjectDomainName = tostring(EventData.SubjectDomainName)
| extend NewProcessName = tostring(EventData.NewProcessName)
| extend Process=tostring(split(NewProcessName, '\\')[-1])
| project timestamp = TimeGenerated, Computer, SubjectUserName, SubjectDomainName, FileName = Process, EfectiveCommand, decodedCommand, encodedCommand, CommandLine, ParentProcessName
| extend HostName = split(Computer, '.', 0)[0], DnsDomain = strcat_array(array_slice(split(Computer, '.'), 1, -1), '.')
))
```
## Escalation Criteria
- Network Share Discovery activity observed on a privileged account or critical system.
- Activity follows or precedes other suspicious behaviour in the same investigation.
- Automated triage cannot confidently rule out malicious intent.
## False Positive Considerations
- Legitimate administrative or maintenance activity matching this pattern.
- Approved security testing or red team exercise.
- Known benign software producing similar telemetry.
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- /api/techniques/T1135.json
- /api/recommendations/T1135.json
- /api/d3fend/T1135.json
- /api/mappings/T1135.json
- /api/confluence/T1135.md
Example curl:
curl https://atlas.basyrix.com/api/recommendations/T1135.json Response:
{
"technique_id": "T1135",
"name": "Network Share Discovery",
"priority": "high",
"status": "complete",
"version": "0.1.0",
"last_reviewed": "2026-07-23",
"generated_by": "SOC Response Atlas by Basyrix",
"tactics": [
"Discovery"
],
"platforms": [
"Linux",
"macOS",
"Windows"
],
"summary": "Adversaries may look for folders and drives shared on remote systems as a means of identifying sources of information to gather as a precursor for Collection and to identify potential systems of interest for Lateral Movement. Networks often contain shared network drives and folders that enable users to access file directories on various systems across a network. File sharing over a Windows network occurs over the SMB protocol...",
"soc_recommendation": "Investigate Network Share Discovery activity in the context of Discovery: confirm scope, affected host/identity, and whether it matches expected administrative behaviour before deciding this is benign.",
"d3fend_mappings": [
{
"id": "D3-NTA",
"name": "Network Traffic Analysis",
"relationship": "detect",
"practical_action": "Monitor for Network Traffic Analysis indicators relevant to this technique.",
"tooling": [
"Sentinel",
"Defender for Endpoint"
]
}
],
"investigation_steps": {
"microsoft": [
"Review Defender for Endpoint / Defender XDR alerts and timeline for the affected host or identity.",
"Check Sentinel analytics rules and incidents correlated with this technique.",
"Review Entra ID sign-in and audit logs if the technique involves an identity or cloud resource."
],
"generic": [
"Confirm whether the observed network share discovery activity matches expected administrative or application behaviour.",
"Identify the host, account, or resource where the activity occurred and its business criticality.",
"Check for related alerts before and after this activity to reconstruct the broader intrusion timeline.",
"Real detection reference: \"Network Share and Session Enumeration\" -- Flags an account running network/share enumeration commands (net view, net share, net session) against multiple hosts in a short window."
]
},
"evidence_to_collect": [
"Host or resource affected",
"Account or identity involved",
"Timestamp of the activity",
"Related process, file, or network artifact",
"Any preceding or follow-on alerts"
],
"response_actions": [
{
"name": "Isolate the enumerating device if malicious tool detected",
"category": "Response",
"risk": "Medium",
"automation_safe": false,
"approval_required": true,
"tool": "See investigation guide"
},
{
"name": "Identify what AD paths were discovered — prioritise protecti",
"category": "Response",
"risk": "Low",
"automation_safe": false,
"approval_required": true,
"tool": "See investigation guide",
"notes": "Identify what AD paths were discovered — prioritise protecting those"
},
{
"name": "Enable Entra ID Protection and review anomalous access patte",
"category": "Response",
"risk": "Low",
"automation_safe": true,
"approval_required": false,
"tool": "Entra ID",
"notes": "Enable Entra ID Protection and review anomalous access patterns"
}
],
"queries": {
"kql": [
{
"name": "GEN-DI-002 — Network Share and Session Enumeration",
"description": "Flags an account running network/share enumeration commands (net view, net share, net session) against multiple hosts in a short window. (Source: Bell Integration baseline detection library.)",
"query": "let lookback = 1d;\nlet hostThreshold = 5;\nDeviceProcessEvents\n| where TimeGenerated >= ago(lookback)\n| where FileName in~ (\"net.exe\", \"net1.exe\")\n| where ProcessCommandLine has_any (\"view\", \"share\", \"session\")\n| summarize\n StartTime = min(TimeGenerated),\n EndTime = max(TimeGenerated),\n CommandCount = count(),\n DistinctHosts = dcount(DeviceName),\n Hosts = make_set(DeviceName, 50),\n Commands = make_set(ProcessCommandLine, 20)\n by AccountName\n| where DistinctHosts >= hostThreshold\n| extend HostCustomEntity = tostring(Hosts[0])\n| project StartTime, EndTime, AccountName, CommandCount, DistinctHosts, Hosts, Commands, HostCustomEntity\n| extend timestamp = StartTime, AccountCustomEntity = AccountName\n| order by DistinctHosts desc"
},
{
"name": "3b22ac47-e02c-4599-a37a-57f965de17be — Claroty - Policy violation",
"description": "Detects Claroty policy violation events from ClarotyEvent when EventOriginalType or EventType contains 'Policy Violation'. Use this rule to identify policy enforcement events that may indicate unauthorized discovery or prohibited network activity. This rule expects ClarotyEvent data to be available in the workspace.' (Source: Microsoft's official Azure-Sentinel Detections (MIT licensed).)",
"query": "ClarotyEvent\n | where EventOriginalType has 'Policy Violation' or EventType has 'Policy Violation'\n | project TimeGenerated, DstIpAddr, EventOriginalType, EventType\n | extend IPCustomEntity = DstIpAddr"
},
{
"name": "ef88eb96-861c-43a0-ab16-f3835a97c928 — Powershell Empire Cmdlets Executed in Command Line",
"description": "This query identifies use of PowerShell Empire's cmdlets within the command line data of the PowerShell process, indicating potential use of the post-exploitation tool.' (Source: Microsoft's official Azure-Sentinel Detections (MIT licensed).)",
"query": "let regexEmpire = tostring(toscalar(externaldata(cmdlets:string)[@\"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Azure/Azure-Sentinel/master/Sample%20Data/Feeds/EmpireCommandString.txt\"] with (format=\"txt\")));\n(union isfuzzy=true\n (SecurityEvent\n| where EventID == 4688\n//consider filtering on filename if perf issues occur\n//where FileName in~ (\"powershell.exe\",\"powershell_ise.exe\",\"pwsh.exe\")\n| where not(ParentProcessName has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))\n| where CommandLine has \"-encodedCommand\"\n| parse kind=regex flags=i CommandLine with * \"-EncodedCommand \" encodedCommand\n| extend encodedCommand = iff(encodedCommand has \" \", tostring(split(encodedCommand, \" \")[0]), encodedCommand)\n// Note: currently the base64_decode_tostring function is limited to supporting UTF8\n| extend decodedCommand = translate('\\0','', base64_decode_tostring(substring(encodedCommand, 0, strlen(encodedCommand) - (strlen(encodedCommand) %8)))), encodedCommand, CommandLine , strlen(encodedCommand)\n| extend EfectiveCommand = iff(isnotempty(encodedCommand), decodedCommand, CommandLine)\n| where EfectiveCommand matches regex regexEmpire\n| project timestamp = TimeGenerated, Computer, SubjectUserName, SubjectDomainName, FileName = Process, EfectiveCommand, decodedCommand, encodedCommand, CommandLine, ParentProcessName\n| extend HostName = split(Computer, '.', 0)[0], DnsDomain = strcat_array(array_slice(split(Computer, '.'), 1, -1), '.')\n),\n(WindowsEvent\n| where EventID == 4688\n| where EventData has_any (\"-encodedCommand\", \"powershell.exe\",\"powershell_ise.exe\",\"pwsh.exe\")\n| where not(EventData has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))\n//consider filtering on filename if perf issues occur\n//extend NewProcessName = tostring(EventData.NewProcessName)\n//extend Process=tostring(split(NewProcessName, '\\\\')[-1])\n//FileName = Process\n//where FileName in~ (\"powershell.exe\",\"powershell_ise.exe\",\"pwsh.exe\")\n| extend ParentProcessName = tostring(EventData.ParentProcessName)\n| where not(ParentProcessName has_any ('gc_worker.exe', 'gc_service.exe'))\n| extend CommandLine = tostring(EventData.CommandLine)\n| where CommandLine has \"-encodedCommand\"\n| parse kind=regex flags=i CommandLine with * \"-EncodedCommand \" encodedCommand\n| extend encodedCommand = iff(encodedCommand has \" \", tostring(split(encodedCommand, \" \")[0]), encodedCommand)\n// Note: currently the base64_decode_tostring function is limited to supporting UTF8\n| extend decodedCommand = translate('\\0','', base64_decode_tostring(substring(encodedCommand, 0, strlen(encodedCommand) - (strlen(encodedCommand) %8)))), encodedCommand, CommandLine , strlen(encodedCommand)\n| extend EfectiveCommand = iff(isnotempty(encodedCommand), decodedCommand, CommandLine)\n| where EfectiveCommand matches regex regexEmpire\n| extend SubjectUserName = tostring(EventData.SubjectUserName)\n| extend SubjectDomainName = tostring(EventData.SubjectDomainName)\n| extend NewProcessName = tostring(EventData.NewProcessName)\n| extend Process=tostring(split(NewProcessName, '\\\\')[-1])\n| project timestamp = TimeGenerated, Computer, SubjectUserName, SubjectDomainName, FileName = Process, EfectiveCommand, decodedCommand, encodedCommand, CommandLine, ParentProcessName\n| extend HostName = split(Computer, '.', 0)[0], DnsDomain = strcat_array(array_slice(split(Computer, '.'), 1, -1), '.')\n))"
}
],
"spl": [],
"esql": [
{
"name": "bd18f4a3-c4c6-43b9-a1e4-b05e09998110 — Manual Mount Discovery via /etc/exports or /etc/fstab",
"description": "(EQL) This rule detects manual mount discovery via the /etc/exports or /etc/fstab file on Linux systems. These files are used by NFS (Network File System) to define which directories are shared with remote hosts. Attackers may access this file to gather information about shared directories and potential targets for further exploitation. (Source: Elastic's official detection-rules repository (Elastic License v2).)",
"query": "process where host.os.type == \"linux\" and event.type == \"start\" and\nevent.action in (\"exec\", \"exec_event\", \"start\", \"ProcessRollup2\", \"executed\", \"process_started\") and\nprocess.name in (\"cat\", \"grep\", \"tail\", \"less\", \"more\", \"egrep\", \"fgrep\", \"awk\") and\nprocess.command_line like (\"/etc/exports\", \"/etc/fstab\")"
},
{
"name": "4c59cff1-b78a-41b8-a9f1-4231984d1fb6 — PowerShell Share Enumeration Script",
"description": "(KUERY) Detects PowerShell scripts that use ShareFinder functions (Invoke-ShareFinder/Invoke-ShareFinderThreaded) or Windows share enumeration APIs (shi1_netname/shi1_remark with NetShareEnum/NetApiBufferFree). Attackers use share enumeration to map accessible network shares for collection, lateral movement, or ransomware targeting. (Source: Elastic's official detection-rules repository (Elastic License v2).)",
"query": "event.category:process and host.os.type:windows and\n powershell.file.script_block_text:(\n \"Invoke-ShareFinder\" or\n \"Invoke-ShareFinderThreaded\" or\n (\n \"shi1_netname\" and\n \"shi1_remark\"\n ) or\n (\n \"NetShareEnum\" and\n \"NetApiBufferFree\"\n )\n ) and not user.id : \"S-1-5-18\""
}
]
},
"automation": {
"safe": [
"Add recommendation as Sentinel incident comment.",
"Run enrichment queries.",
"Create ServiceNow SecOps task."
],
"approval_required": [
"Contain or disable the affected host/account.",
"Any change to production configuration."
]
},
"escalation_criteria": [
"Network Share Discovery activity observed on a privileged account or critical system.",
"Activity follows or precedes other suspicious behaviour in the same investigation.",
"Automated triage cannot confidently rule out malicious intent."
],
"false_positive_considerations": [
"Legitimate administrative or maintenance activity matching this pattern.",
"Approved security testing or red team exercise.",
"Known benign software producing similar telemetry."
],
"confluence": {
"title": "T1135 - Network Share Discovery Response Guidance",
"labels": [
"mitre",
"attack",
"d3fend",
"secops",
"basyrix"
],
"sections": [
"summary",
"d3fend_mappings",
"investigation_steps",
"response_actions",
"queries",
"automation",
"escalation_criteria",
"false_positive_considerations"
]
}
}