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Overview
Cases are the core entities for managing security incidents, investigations, and related activities. Each case represents a distinct security event or investigation that needs to be tracked and resolved.
![Case List View]
Screenshot showing the main case list view with filters, search, and case cards
Key Features
Case Lifecycle Management : Track cases from creation to resolution
Customizable Status Workflows : Configure case statuses to match your organization’s processes
Team Collaboration : Assign cases to team members and track their progress
Rich Metadata : Track severity, TLP (Traffic Light Protocol), and PAP (Permissible Actions Protocol)
Tagging System : Organize cases with customizable tags
Integration with Alerts : Link related alerts to cases
AI Insights : Automated analysis and insights for cases (when enabled)
Audit Trail : Complete timeline of case activities and changes
Case Properties
Core Properties
Case ID : Unique identifier (auto-generated)
Title : Descriptive name of the case
Description : Detailed information about the case
Status : Current state in the workflow (New, InProgress, Closed)
Severity : Impact level (1-5)
TLP : Traffic Light Protocol classification
PAP : Permissible Actions Protocol level
Tags : Custom labels for categorization
Custom Fields : Organization-specific additional data
Created By : User who created the case
Created At : Timestamp of case creation
Updated At : Last modification timestamp
Assigned To : Team member responsible for the case
Organizations : Associated organizations (for multi-tenant setups)
Cases are connected to several other components:
Alerts : Security alerts that triggered or are related to the case
Observables : Artifacts and indicators associated with the case
Tasks : Action items and to-dos within the case
TTPs : Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures identified in the case
Timeline : Chronological record of case activities
AI Insights : AI-powered analysis and recommendations (if enabled)
![Case Detail View]
Screenshot showing the detailed view of a case with all its components and tabs
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