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The source files in this repository have a header indicating which license they are under. If no such header is provided, this means that the file belongs to the Community Edition under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
Enterprise edition is easy to activate. You need to go the platform settings and click on the Activate button.
- +Then you will need to agree to the Filigran EULA.
- +As a reminder:
Under construction
-We are doing our best to complete this page. If you want to participate, don't hesitate to join the Filigran Community on Slack or submit your pull request on the Github doc repository.
-Taxonomies in OpenBAS refer to the structured classification systems that help in organizing and categorizing platform +data. They are essential to the platform, enabling users to systematically tag and retrieve information based on predefined categories and terms. +predefined categories and terms.
+Tags in OpenBAS serve as a powerful tool for organizing, categorizing, and prioritizing data.
+Tags can be used to tag assets or teams with specific categories, making it easier to filter and search through large +datasets.
+Kill chain phases are used in OpenBAS to structure and analyze the data related to cyber threats and attacks. They +describe the stages of an attack from the perspective of the attacker and provide a framework for identifying, analysing +and responding to threats.
+OpenBAS supports the following kill chain models:
+You can add, edit, or delete kill chain phases in the settings page, and assign them to attack patterns in the platform. +Additionally, you can filter data by kill chains phases, visualize relationships between kill chain phases and +injects, simulations or scenarios.
+Attack patterns are structured representations of the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by adversaries to +compromise systems. In OpenBAS, attack patterns help analyze and classify threats, providing a standardized approach to +identifying and mitigating cyber risks.
+OpenBAS supports the following attack pattern models:
+You can add, edit, or delete attack patterns in the settings page and assign them to payloads or injectors.
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