Views:

The Insight-Based Execution Profile allows you to focus on objects and events across affected endpoints from a broader perspective, rather than isolated, discrete alerts that may point to the same underlying root cause.

By correlating and grouping related alerts, the Insight-Based Execution Profile visualizes objects and events on multiple analysis chains to facilitate interactive investigation.
The following table describes different elements that compose the Insight-based Execution Profile.
Element
Description
Left panels
Observed Attack Techniques panel
Lists the individual events detected in your environment and related MITRE information
You can click View event to further check the event details in the Observed Attack Techniques app.
Note
Note
Under Observed Attack Techniques, only detection filters at Critical, High, and Medium risk levels are listed based on the objects available in the current analysis chain.
Endpoints panel
Lists the affected endpoints and highlighted objects from the associated alerts of the insight
Graph section
Chain view
Aggregates multiple analysis chains that visualize objects and events for interactive investigations.
You can click any node to view the detailed profile and check related events of the object. The initial analysis chain shows the most critical events as a baseline and allows you to add more events to the chain if necessary.
Timeline view
Displays the events associated with an insight in chronological order.
By default, only the first observed events of an insight are highlighted. You can use the right arrow (workbench-right-arro.png) to progress through the attack step-by-step.
Right panels
Profile tab
Displays the details applicable to the selected object
Events tab
Displays the actions performed by the selected object
You can expand each action to check the objects involved in the event and choose to dynamically show them in or hide them from the chain view.
Sources tab
Displays the point of origin for the selected object, which is the additional information not shown in the chain view