Viewing Details in Threat Graph
  • 18 Sep 2024
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Overview

The Threat Graph feature in ThreatConnect® provides a graph-based interface that you can use to discover, visualize, and contextualize associations and relationships between Indicators, Groups, Cases, and Tags. The View Details option in Threat Graph lets you view details for a node corresponding to an Indicator, Group, Tag, or Case that exists in ThreatConnect. You can also view details about Indicators, Groups, Tags, and Cases in the graph via the Graph Objects drawer.

Before You Start

User Roles

  • To view details about Indicators, Groups, and Tags in an Organization in Threat Graph, your user account can have any Organization role.
  • To view details about Indicators, Groups, and Tags in a Community or Source in Threat Graph, your user account can have any Community role except Banned for that Community or Source.
  • To view details about Cases in an Organization in Threat Graph, your user account can have any Organization role except App Developer.

Prerequisites

  • To view details about Cases in Threat Graph, turn on Workflow for your Organization on the Account Settings screen (must be an Accounts Administrator, Operations Administrator, or System Administrator to perform this action).

Viewing the Details Drawer For a Node

Follow these steps to open the Details drawer for an Indicator, Group, Tag, or Case in Threat Graph:

  1. Open Threat Graph.
  2. Select a node on the graph that corresponds to an Indicator, Group, Tag, or Case that exists in ThreatConnect.
  3. Select View Details in the node’s menu to open the Details drawer for the corresponding Indicator, Group, Tag, or Case. If the selected object exists in multiple owners, you will be prompted select the owner in which to view the object’s Details drawer in the View Details submenu.

If you are viewing the Details drawer for an object that exists in multiple owners, the drawer’s header will include a dropdown that you can use to switch between the object’s Details drawer in each of its owners.

Important
If there are multiple copies of a Group in a single owner (that is, there is more than one Group with the same name and type in an owner), you cannot choose which copy of the Group the Details drawer will open for in Threat Graph. Also, you cannot toggle between the Details drawer for each copy of the Group in a single owner.
Note
If you are viewing the Details drawer for an ATT&CK® Tag, no owner will be listed in the drawer’s header. This is because ATT&CK Tags are system generated and do not belong to an owner.

Viewing Details in the Graph Objects Drawer

Follow these steps to open the Graph Objects drawer and view details for an Indicator, Group, Tag, or Case in Threat Graph:

  1. Open Threat Graph.
  2. Click View Table in the Threat Graph header to open the Graph Objects drawer (Figure 1). The Graph Objects drawer displays all objects on the graph in a paginated table.
    Note
    To control which table columns are included in the table on the Graph Objects drawer, click Select columnsSelect columns buttonto the right of the search bar.
    Figure 1_Viewing Details in Threat Graph_7.7.0

     

  3. (Optional) To open the Details drawer for an Indicator, Group, Tag, or Case that exists in ThreatConnect, click on the object’s row.
    Note
    The Details drawer is not available for objects that do not exist in ThreatConnect.
  4. (Optional) To open the Details screen for an Indicator, Group, or Tag that exists in ThreatConnect, click on the object’s name in the Name column.
    Note
    You cannot open a Case’s Details screen from the Graph Objects drawer. Instead, you must open the Case’s Details drawer and then click View case in new tabOpen in New Tab iconin the drawer’s header to open the Case’s Details screen.

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