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Explanation of Passthrough Rules

  • March 10, 2026
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Hi! 

In the curated detection section in SecOps, there is something called Third Party Vendor Passthrough Rules. Does anyone know what they are?

 

 

Best answer by cmorris

Exactly. Rather than looking for a behavior, the events section of the detection will look for a log type and a severity and trigger based off of that and pass along additional context through the outcome section. No bi-directional sync through the Curated Detections as that is just taking the log and surfacing it. The SOAR integration for the technology may have options to sync or to update.

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These are rules designed to take an alert from one of the included log types and surface it as an alert in SecOps - https://docs.cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/detection/third-party-vendor-alerts-category


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These are rules designed to take an alert from one of the included log types and surface it as an alert in SecOps - https://docs.cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/detection/third-party-vendor-alerts-category

So alert forwarding per say? And ofc not any bi-directional alert status sync between products


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Exactly. Rather than looking for a behavior, the events section of the detection will look for a log type and a severity and trigger based off of that and pass along additional context through the outcome section. No bi-directional sync through the Curated Detections as that is just taking the log and surfacing it. The SOAR integration for the technology may have options to sync or to update.