🛡 Wazuh Mastery Pack · 06 of 15 — Wazuh Query Language (WQL)
Triage speed = how fast you can write the right query.
This cheat sheet is the field-level reference for filtering alert data inside the Wazuh Dashboard — exact-match, ranges, boolean logic (AND / OR / NOT), wildcards, and the fields you'll reach for every shift.
The three queries every SOC analyst should know by heart:
🔹 rule.level >= 12
→ only critical alerts. Cuts the noise instantly during triage.
🔹 rule.groups: "authentication_failed" AND NOT data.srcuser: "backup"
→ real failed-auth events, minus your noisy service accounts.
🔹 rule.mitre.id: "T1110"
→ every brute-force alert across your fleet, in one click.
Save these as Saved Searches in the Dashboard. Triage time drops by half.
#Wazuh #SOC #ThreatHunting #SIEM #BlueTeam #SecurityAnalyst #InfoSec
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Triage speed = how fast you can write the right query.
This cheat sheet is the field-level reference for filtering alert data inside the Wazuh Dashboard — exact-match, ranges, boolean logic (AND / OR / NOT), wildcards, and the fields you'll reach for every shift.
The three queries every SOC analyst should know by heart:
🔹 rule.level >= 12
→ only critical alerts. Cuts the noise instantly during triage.
🔹 rule.groups: "authentication_failed" AND NOT data.srcuser: "backup"
→ real failed-auth events, minus your noisy service accounts.
🔹 rule.mitre.id: "T1110"
→ every brute-force alert across your fleet, in one click.
Save these as Saved Searches in the Dashboard. Triage time drops by half.
#Wazuh #SOC #ThreatHunting #SIEM #BlueTeam #SecurityAnalyst #InfoSec
🔹 Share & Support Us 🔹
📱 Channel : @Engineer_Computer
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