Define an Indicator
Define an Indicator.
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Role required: sn_sec_tisc.analyst
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You can now click any of the following related lists to view additional information about objects associated with the indicators.
| Related List | Description |
|---|---|
| MITRE Techniques | Lists the MITRE techniques related to this indicator. |
| Attack Patterns | Lists the Attack Patterns source that describe the methods that adversaries attempt to compromise targets that are related to this indicator. |
| Campaigns | Lists the Campaigns Source that describe a set of malicious activities or attacks that occur over time against a specific set of targets that are related to this indicator. |
| Courses of Action | Lists the courses of action related to this indicator. |
| Data Sources | Lists the data sources related to this indicator. |
| Data Components | Lists the data components related to this indicator. |
| Identities | Lists the identities that are related to this indicator. |
| Indicators | Lists the indicators that are related to this indicator. 주: This section also contains the potential relationships between two indicators. For more information, see Confirm indicator-indicator potential relationshipsand see Define indicator-indicator relationships for the confirmed relationships between the two observables. |
| Infrastructure | Lists the Infrastructure Source that describe any systems, software services, and any associated physical or virtual resources intended to support some purpose of an attack that are related to this indicator. |
| Intrusion Sets | Lists a set of adversarial behaviors and resources with common properties that are related to this indicator. |
| Locations | Lists the geographical locations associated with the object. |
| Malware | Lists malware source records that are related to this indicator. |
| Marking Definitions | Lists the marking definitions associated with this object. |
| Malware Analysis | Lists the metadata and results of a particular static or dynamic analysis performed on a malware instance associated to this indicator. |
| Observables | Lists the related observable records that are related to this indicator. |
| Observed Data | Lists the observed data that are cyber security related entities such as files, systems, and networks and associated with this indicator. |
| Sightings | Lists sightings source records associated with this object. |
| Threat Actors | Lists changes associated with the observable. |
| Threat Events | Lists the event or situation that has the potential for causing undesirable consequences or impact that are associated with the indicator. |
| Threat Groupings | Lists the threat groupings as objects that have a shared context. |
| Threat Notes | Lists the threat notes that convey information to provide further context or analysis that are associated with the indicator. |
| Threat Opinions | Lists the threat opinions as an assessment of the accuracy of the information that are associated with the indicator. |
| Threat Reports | Lists the threat reports associated with this indicator. |
| Tools | Lists the tool associated with this object. |
| Vulnerabilities | If the observable is an IP address, this list shows any resources (configuration items) that have a matching IP address. |
| Related Cases | Lists the related cases that are associated with this indicator. |
| Related Case Tasks | Lists the related case tasks that are associated with this indicator. |
| Related Canvases | Lists the related canvases that are associated with this indicator. |
| Indicators References | List of external references that describes this indicator. |
주:
- You can link and unlink the related records associated with this object. For more information, see Link Threat Intel Related Records.
- Also, from the Related Records section, you can confirm the relationships between two Observables using the Potential Relationships section available on the Indicators form view. For more information on see, Confirm Potential Relationships from Related Records.
- You can add indicators to cases. For more information, see Add to Case.