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Parameters are global variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are shared with other commands and must be present for each command.

Parameters are local variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are shared with other commands and must be present for each command.

Parameters are local variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are specific to only one command.

Parameters are global variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are specific to only one command.

The ’Fetches Incidents’ option may not have been enabled

There are no new events from the external service

The first fetch should be manually triggered to start the fetching process

It can take up to 1-hour before incidents are initially fetched

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Which users have permissions to view the tabs

Which roles have permissions to view the tabs

Which dashboard settings are applied

The information and how is it displayed

Which tabs appear and in which order

Process all alerts by running the respective playbook and link related incidents during post-processing

Ingest all raw events, run a custom script to find the relationship between them and proceed to link them together

Configure a pre-process rule to link related events as they are ingested

Manually go through the incidents created by the raw events and link related incidents

Pre-processing

Incident creation

Classification

Playbook execution

Define input key in the subplaybook task. Map context values to pull from parent playbook.

The output of the previous task automatically becomes the input of the subplaybook.

Map inputs and outputs to the parent playbook and the subplaybook will use the same values.

Open the subplaybook and add inputs or outputs in the Playbook triggered task.

The new job form changes based on the threat intel feed integration configuration

The new job form can be edited from the Indicator Feed incident type editor

The new job form for a threat intel feed job cannot be edited

The new job form can be edited from the threat intel feeds integration settings

Define a task in a playbook to generate an incident report before the closure occurs

Manually create an ‘Incident Report’

Configure post-processing using a script

Create an ‘Incident Report’ from the Reports page

Playbook

Classification and mapping

Incident type

Pre-processing