Create a taxonomy entry#
To create a new taxonomy entry:
In the left navigation bar, go to Data configuration
> Taxonomies.
Select Create taxonomy + in the top left.
In the Name field, enter a name for the taxonomy entry. The name you specify here corresponds to the tag name you can assign to entities.
In the Description field, enter a short explanation of what the entry represents or refers to.
In the Parent field, select a parent taxonomy to set this taxonomy as a child.
Click Save to store your changes, or Cancel to discard them.
Parent-child taxonomies#
You can create hierarchical taxonomies by setting the Parent field when creating new taxonomies. That new taxonomy then becomes a “child” taxonomy of the specified “parent”.
Parent-child taxonomy name pairs must be unique. The parent taxonomy forms the “namespace” where its children reside. Children taxonomies within that namespace must be unique.
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rank=source
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labelloc=t
ransomware [label="Ransomware", color="deepskyblue1"];
}
{
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child_a_bad [label="Grandcrab", xlabel="❌", color="grey"];
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child_a [label="Grandcrab", color="gold1"];
child_b [label="GoldenEye", color="gold1"];
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}
{
rank=same
grandchild_a_bad [label="Grandcrab", xlabel="❌", color="grey"];
subgraph cluster_grandchildren {
rank=same
label="Grandchildren"
grandchild_a [label="Grandcrab", color="darkolivegreen2"];
grandchild_b [label="GoldenEye", color="darkolivegreen2"];
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ransomware -> point -> child_a
ransomware -> point -> child_b
ransomware -> point -> child_a_bad [style=dashed,dir=none]
child_a -> point_2 -> grandchild_a
child_a -> point_2 -> grandchild_b
child_a -> point_2 -> grandchild_a_bad [style=dashed,dir=none]
}](../../../_images/graphviz-413ac96cf7b680a4d55c85730165ed7b21af35d2.png)
Child taxonomies must be unique within the namespace of the parent taxonomy. #