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Exceptions

Exceptions exclude specified objects and events from detection models, helping to eliminate false positives and reduce alert fatigue.

There are two types of exceptions:

Custom exceptions are created in the Detection Model Management app and use target, event source, and match criteria to define the objects and events to be excluded from detections.

Click +Add to create a custom exception.
Context menu exceptions are created from the context menu in Workbench and Observed Attack Techniques and use the detection model filter and match criteria to define the objects and events to be excluded from detections.

Note:

Exceptions are not supported for custom models. Objects excluded from normal detection models may still trigger alerts for custom models.

The following table outlines the information available on the Exceptions tab.

Column	Description
Exception ID	The unique identifier of the exception
Name	The user-defined name of the exception Note: Context menu exceptions do not have names.
Targets	The locations of the objects or events excluded from detections
Event source / Filter	Event source: The types of events excluded from detections (custom exceptions) Filter: The detection model filter that identified the object as a threat indicator (context menu exceptions)
Match criteria	The objects or events excluded from detections
Description	The user-defined information about the exception
Last updated	The date and time the exception was last updated
Created/Updated by	The user who created or last updated the exception