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[SIEM] Detection engine when security is disabled #54743
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Pinging @elastic/siem (Team:SIEM) |
Resurrecting this issue as it's resurfaced during our testing of 7.7. (Thanks @XavierM) With #59438, the default behavior for errors coming from SIEM endpoints is to display them in a toaster. |
A bit more context: we've been testing the behavior of SIEM when security is disabled mainly to verify that SIEM continues to function for something like demo.elastic.co. However, after speaking with the owners of that instance, it appears that they do not disable security and instead just have a read-only user that's always logged in. Regardless, security being disabled is still a situation that SIEM needs to support (or at least address). |
After some more thorough testing I wanted to update this issue with the current behavior as of 7.7.0 BC2. If security is disabled on both the elasticsearch instance and kibana, when visiting the detections page you see the "permissions required" message on the page, and there's additionally a toaster error with a clear CTA: Other notes
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When security is disabled (as is the default), the Detection engine will show
Detection engine permissions required
. It's somewhat misleading, since without the security plugin the concept of privileges doesn't even exist.A more helpful message might be
The Security plugin has to be enabled to use the detection engine. See the documentation on how to do that.
(documentation could link to this).In the background there is a
500 Internal Server Error
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