Add some clarification on "Recommended versus Optional" #33
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…uirements Signed-off-by: Michael Radka <mradka@splunk.com>
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Looks good, along with the .md file, we'll need to update the corresponding pdf file as well - Understanding OCSF.pdf |
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There is very often the question of how to distinguish between
Recommendedattributes andOptionalattributes.Upon discussing this with some OCSF adopters, it seems one major distinction is that recommended empowers security teams to place more weight on deciding whether or not to log the attribute.
Adding some sentences to help emphasize this important distinction.