Sentinel event properties

Last updated May 27th, 2026

Primary Information (Common Fields)

DeviceImei1

IMEI1 of the device

DeviceImei2

IMEI2 of the device

DeviceModel

Model number of the device

DeviceSerialNumber

Serial number of the device

DeviceWifimac

Hardware Wi-fi MAC address of the device

EventId

ID associated with the event on the device

EventTime

Timestamp when the event was generated on the device

MitreTtp

Technique ID from the MITRE ATT&CK framework for the event

Name

Name of the event

PrimaryImei

Primary IMEI of the device

Profile

Profile indicates whether the events contain additional metadata to provide context and is based on the device profiles.

If the value is ‘Public’, events consist of all the contextual information or metadata, which are not sensitive in nature. These events can be from Fully Managed (DO), Work (WPC-W) or Personal Profile (WPC-P) on Corporate-owned Personally-enabled (COPE) devices.

For a few events, the value is ‘Private’ which indicates the events may not contain any contextual information or metadata. Such events are typically from Personal Profile (WPC-P) on COPE devices.

Severity

Severity of the event.

High severity events are typically indicators of attack (IOA) or compromise (IOC) that could be a potentially malicious threat resulting in significant damage.

High and Medium severity events are generally actionable, while Low severity events help provide contextual information for incident investigations and policy violations.

TimeGenerated

Timestamp (in UTC) when the event was ingested in to Sentinel.

EventTime and TimeGenerated generally will refer to the same timestamp, unless when the event is ingested in Sentinel 3 days after it is generated on the device. In such cases, TimeGenerated will reflect when the event was ingested in to Sentinel.

Type

Each event is classified based on its domain; events are generally of type - application, audit, process, network, system, or user.

This also represents the custom table that is used to store the event data in Log Analytics workspace in Sentinel.

Version

Version number of the datasource that generated the event

Contextual Information

AccessibilityApi

Accessibility API name

Action

Action performed, either install or update

AdmPkgName

Admin package name

AdmUserId

User id of admin

ArpDevice

Android Recovery Partition

Atime

Access Time: Refers to the last time when a file was accessed

AvbBootPatchLevel

Latest security patch applied to the bootloader (AVB)

AvbBootState

Boot State in the Android Verified Boot (AVB)

AvbDeviceLocked

Device lock state in the AVB

AvbOsPatchLevel

OS Patch level associated with AVB

AvbOsVersion

OS version associated with AVB (device bootloader)

AvbVendorPatchLevel

Latest security patch applied to the vendor partition managed through AVB

AvbVerityMode

Use of dm-verity to verify the integrity of larger partitions, e.g., system and vendor partitions

BLBuildId

Bootloader QuickBuild id

BLBuildType

Bootloader build type (e.g., market/fac, User/Userdebug/Eng, Official/Custom)

BLBuildVersion

Bootloader build version

BLEvent

Bootloader event (previous download failure reason)

BLEventTarget

Bootloader event target (previous download failure binary)

BLMode

Bootloader mode

BLRP

Bootloader Recovery Partition (RP) count

CCModeState

Status of the device configuration in Common Criteria (CC) mode

CmdLine

Command Line: used to execute current process, including some argument given by the executor

ConfidenceScore

Probability of the event being malicious; value 1 indicates it’s malicious while 0 indicates it’s benign

Ctime

Change Time: Refers to the last time when a file’s metadata was modified

CustomCount

Number of times custom kernel is flashed/booted

Cwd

Current Working Directory: Directory path where current thread is referring to for finding resources

EDLCount

Emergency Download (EDL) mode: special boot mode that allows for forceful flashing of firmware

Egid

Effective GID: GID of a process during execution (Dynamically changeable unlike GID)

EmFuseHistory

History of fuse values when the device is in engineering mode

EmStatus

Status of the device when in Engineering Mode (EM)

EmTokens

Tokens associated when device is in Engineering Mode (EM)

Euid

Effective UID: UID of a process during execution (Dynamically changeable unlike UID)

EventDetectedTime

Actual time the event was detected

ExitCode

Result from execution of the process

FailureReason

Reason why a specific procedure failed, e.g., device wipe

FOTACount

Number of times the device has received firmware over-the-air (OTA) updates

FrpState

Status of the factory reset protection (FRP) feature

Fsgid

File System GID: Extra GID used for permission checks when accessing filesystem objects.

Fsgid is normally the same as the egid if setfsgid() is not called.

Fsuid

File System UID: Extra UID used for permission checks when accessing filesystem objects.

Fsuid is normally the same as the euid if setfsuid() is not called.

Gid

Group ID: Unique ID of a Group to which the user belongs to

ImgStatus

Boot image status

InetFamily (family)

Interface address family such as AF_INET (IPv4), AF_INET6 (IPv6) and others

InterfaceName

Identifies the network interface of a connection

Ja3Fingerprint

MD5-calculated hash value based on a list of specific fields in TLS packet

KernelBuildId

Kernel QuickBuild id

KernelBuildType

Kernel build type (e.g., market/fac, User/Userdebug/Eng, Official/Custom)

KernelRP

Kernel Recovery Partition (RP) count

KernelState

State of Kernel type binaries

KeyMask

Disabled keyguard feature mask.

Please refer to DevicePolicyManager.setKeyguardDisabledFeatures(ComponentName, int).

KGFuse

Value of Knox Guard fuse

KGState

Status of Knox Guard feature

MDMState

Status of MDM enabled on the device

Mtime

Modification Time: Refers to the last time when a file was modified

ODINCount

Number of times the device has entered ODIN mode

OwnerGid

Owner GID: The executable file owner’s GID

OwnerUid

Owner UID: The executable file owner’s UID

Path

File path where the current process’s executable file exists

Pid

Process ID: Unique ID of a process where the current thread belongs to

PkgName

App or package name associated with the security event

Ppid

Parent PID: Parent process’s PID

Protocol

Protocol to ensure secure network transmission between the two entities

RebootReason

Reason for device reboot

RemoteAddr

Identifies the destination address of a connection

RemotePort

Identifies the destination port of a connection

RestrictedPerms

Restricted permissions provided to the application on the device

RPMBState

Replay Protected Memory Block: state of protected memory to store data in an authenticated area

SecureBoot

Helps to verify authenticity and integrity of the software loaded during the boot process

Sgid

Saved GID: Special GID that allows a file to be executed with a group of the user who executes the file

SocketType

Identifies the type of socket

SourceAddr

Identifies the origin address of a connection

SourcePort

Identifies the origin port of a connection

Suid

Saved UID: Special UID that allows a file to be executed with owner permissions instead of current user perms

Syscall

System Call number related to current event

SystemRP

System Recovery Partition count

Tid

Thread ID: Unique ID of current thread

Uid

User ID: Unique ID of a user, which is assigned to the process.

*UserId or Uid is UNIX-like OS-based attribute

UnlockCount

Number of times bootloader is unlocked

Url

URL that the user or system encountered on device

UrlType

Code to indicate the type of URL encountered on device

UserId

Same as Uid

VbMetaType

State of vbmeta type (custom)

WbFuse

Value of the Warranty Bit fuse; indicates if the device has ever been booted in to an unapproved state

WbReason

Reason for the value associated with the Warranty Bit fuse

WbState

State of blowing Warranty fuse (warranty void)

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