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Author: rkarlin

articles/sentinel/tutorial-detect-threats-built-in.md

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 After you [connected your data sources](quickstart-onboard.md) to Azure Sentinel, you want to be notified when something suspicious happens. To enable you to do this, Azure Sentinel provides you with out-of-the-box built-in templates. These templates were designed by Microsoft's team of security experts and analysts based on known threats, common attack vectors, and suspicious activity escalation chains. After enabling these templates, they will automatically search for any activity that looks suspicious across your environment. Many of the templates can be customized to search for, or filter out, activities, according to your needs. The alerts generated by these templates will create incidents that you can assign and investigate in your environment.
 
 This tutorial helps you detect threats with Azure Sentinel:
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 > [!div class="checklist"]
-> *Use out-of-the-box detections
-> *Automate threat responses
+> * Use out-of-the-box detections
+> * Automate threat responses
 
 ## About out-of-the-box detections
 

articles/sentinel/tutorial-detect-threats-custom.md

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 After you [connected your data sources](quickstart-onboard.md) to Azure Sentinel, you can create custom rules that can search for specific criteria across your environment and generate incidents when the criteria are matched so that you can investigate them. This tutorial helps you create custom rules to detect threats with Azure Sentinel.
 
 This tutorial helps you detect threats with Azure Sentinel.
-> *Create analytic rules
-> *Automate threat responses
+> * Create analytic rules
+> * Automate threat responses
 
 ## Create custom analytic rules