Classifications | View#
When entities are assigned classifications, you can:
View classifications#
In entity tables#
To show the TTP Classification column in the entity listing view if it is not visible:
In entity detail pane#
Open an entity’s detail pane.
In the entity modal, go to the Overview tab.
The assigned classifications are displayed in the TTP Classification section.
In the graph#
From the graph top menu bar, select TTP Classification.
Enable the Show TTP Classifications toggle.
By default, classifications appear as a list below each entity node in the graph.
The following additional options become available:
Show as Objects: Displays classifications as individual objects in the graph instead of a list below each entity. Select a classification object to open a modal with a short description. Select Read More to open the classification’s page on the framework website.
Show Name: Displays the full classification name instead of just the ID.
Framework filter: Filter which classifications are shown in the graph by framework (e.g. MITRE ATT&CK or DISARM).
Search and filter entities through assigned classifications#
Filter on classifications#
You can filter entity tables by framework classifications.
Search for classifications#
When creating search queries, you can include classifications as filters to find entities with those classifications.
To construct a query including classification ID filters:
From the left sidebar, select
Search and Browse
and open the Entities tab.
You can include classifications in both simple and relational queries.In the Search entities field, enter
meta.attack.id: <TTP_ID>ormeta.attack.id.keyword: <TTP_ID>.TTP_ID specificity
Including
meta.attack.id: <TTP_ID>is non-literal, i.e. searching forTA0001would return entities classified withTA0001andTA0001:TXXXX. Searching forT1098would returnTA0001:T1098andTA0011:T1098.meta.attack.id.keyword: <TTP_ID>is literal; searching forTA0001would return entities classified withTA0001. Searching forT1098would return nothing as it does not exist without a tactic scope.(Optional) To include multiple classifications, repeat steps 2 and 3, using
AND/ORoperators between filters.(Optional) Complete your query with other filters.

