The Analysis Chain displays object types and object relationships using the following
icons:
Object Rating
Icon
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Name
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Description
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First Observed Object
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The first object in the Analysis Chain, suspected to be responsible for introducing
the
security threat to the target endpoint
This is often the entry point of a targeted attack.
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Detection
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Marks the detected threat that Worry-Free Services uses to create the
Noteworthy Event
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Normal Object
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Marks objects that have been verified to not pose a
threat
These are usually common system files.
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Unrated Object
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Marks objects that have not yet been rated
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Suspicious Object
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Marks objects that exhibit behaviors that are similar to known
threats
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Malicious Object
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Marks objects that match a known threat
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Object Type
Icon
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Name
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Description
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Browser
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Objects that are capable of displaying web pages, usually
a web browser
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Email client
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Objects that can send and receive email messages, usually
an email client or server
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Email message
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Objects identified through use of the Cloud App Security
integration email correlation feature
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File
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Objects that are files on the disk
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Network
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Objects related to network connections or the Internet
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Process
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Objects that are processes running during the time of
execution
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Registry
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Objects that are registry keys, entries or data
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Object Interaction
Icon
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Name
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Description
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Event
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Indicates actions done by the object
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Association
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Indicates relationships between two objects
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Action/Result
Icon
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Name
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Description
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Deleted
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Indicates that the threat was removed from the
system
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Blocked/Terminated/Quarantined
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Indicates that an object was blocked, a process was
terminated, or a file was quarantined
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Action Unsuccessful
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Indicates that the action taken on a malicious object
was not successful
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Cleaned
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Indicates that an infected file was restored to normal
and no longer poses a threat
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