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# Sigma UI
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SIGMA UI is a free open-source application based on the Elastic Stack and Sigma Converter (sigmac). It streamlines the development, use, and sharing of Sigma, a generic rule format for SIEM systems. It is now possible to write, update, and export Sigma rules straight from the Kibana web UI for all supported Sigma back ends including: Azure Sentinel, Sumo Logic, Elastic Stack, Splunk, ArcSight, LogPoint, QRadar, Graylog, Regex Grep, Microsoft PowerShell, RSA NetWitness, Microsoft Defender ATP, Carbon Black, and Qualys. If you’re using the Elastic Stack for threat-hunting purposes or as a primary SIEM, SIGMA UI has capabilities to drill-down directly from a rule to a search in the **Discover** section of Kibana. Community Sigma rules are included with the application. Integration with the official Sigma GitHub and SOC Prime TDM repositories in on the short-term roadmap.​
SIGMA UI is a free open-source application based on the Elastic Stack and [Sigma](https://github.com/SigmaHQ/sigma) Converter (sigmac). It streamlines the development, use, and sharing of Sigma, a generic rule format for SIEM systems. It is now possible to write, update, and export Sigma rules straight from the Kibana web UI for all supported Sigma back ends including: Azure Sentinel, Sumo Logic, Elastic Stack, Splunk, ArcSight, LogPoint, QRadar, Graylog, Regex Grep, Microsoft PowerShell, RSA NetWitness, Microsoft Defender ATP, Carbon Black, and Qualys. If you’re using the Elastic Stack for threat-hunting purposes or as a primary SIEM, SIGMA UI has capabilities to drill-down directly from a rule to a search in the **Discover** section of Kibana. Community Sigma rules are included with the application. Integration with the official Sigma GitHub and SOC Prime TDM repositories in on the short-term roadmap.​
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![alt text](resources/images/sigmaui.png "Sigma-UI")
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