Microsoft Sentinel Notebooks Jupyter notebooks are an interactive development and data analysis environment hosted in a browser. The open API supported by Microsoft Sentinel allows you to use Jupyter notebooks to query, transform, analyze and visualize Microsoft Sentinel data. This makes notebooks a powerful addition to Microsoft Sentinel and is especially well-suited to ad-hoc investigations, hunting or customized workflows.
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More information on getting started with Microsoft Sentinel and Azure Notebooks
This repository contains notebooks contributed by Microsoft and the community to assist hunting and investigation tasks in Microsoft Sentinel.
Finding a notebook in the repo Top Level notebooks There are several notebooks at the top level of the repo - eventually only a few introductory notebooks will reside here. For the moment, notebooks at the top level include all of those used in the Microsoft Sentinel portal.
If you have never used notebooks in Microsoft Sentinel before you should run through the Getting Started Notebook
Other Folders scenario-notebooks This contains notebooks designed for use by you in Microsoft Sentinel. Some of these are intended to illustrate specific techniques or investigation approaches
tutorials-and-examples example-notebooks Examples of techniques or features feature-tutorials MSTICPy feature tutorial notebooks how-tos Articles and notebooks illustrating specific techniques other-language-kernels Notebooks using alternative kernels training-notebooks Notebooks used in training webinars deprecated-notebooks Older, deprecated notebooks There are also support folders - source and utils
For higher fidelity rendering we'd recommend Jupyter nbviewer.
Open a notebook here and copy the URL (or copy the a link from the table above) Go to https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/ and paste the URL into the location text box. Hit the Go! button Find help and troubleshooting articles in the Wiki Sentinel Notebooks Wiki
More Information Getting Started notebook. Configuring notebook environment notebook. Run a demonstration notebook in Binder Read more about the use of Jupyter notebooks in Microsoft Sentinel on the Microsoft Sentinel Technical Community blog. Read more about the Azure ML Notebooks Service. Read more about MSTICPy - the CyberSecurity Python library that powers most of the notebooks Feedback For questions or feedback, please file an issue or contact asinotebooks@service.microsoft.com
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