Categorization: Add new "iam" category and associated types "admin", "group", "user" #756
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That covers IAM as discussed. Thanks @MikePaquette
I only have some clarifications I'd like us to add (see comments), and I think we're good.
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This new value of
event.categoryis being added to properly categorize Identity and access management events relating to users, groups, and admin.event.category:"iam"It is expected that this category would be used to visualize and analyze iam-related logs and data from sources such as active directory, LDAP, Okta, Duo, and other IAM systems.
There are three new values of
event.typeassociated with this new addition.event.type:"admin"event.type:"group"event.type:"user"