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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 38      Working with Discovery Events 
  Working with Indications of Compromise
all IOC tags associated with a host in the Indications of Compromise section of the host profile. For more 
information on IOC data in the host profile, see 
Descriptions of the fields in the IOC table follow below.
IP Address
The IP address associated with the host that triggered the IOC.
Category
Brief description of the type of compromise indicated, such as 
Malware Executed
 or 
Impact 1 
Attack
.
Event Type
Identifier associated with a specific Indication of Compromise (IOC), referring to the event that 
triggered it.
Description
Description of what the IOC means for the potentially compromised host, such as 
This host may 
be under remote control
 or 
Malware has been executed on this host
.
First/Last Seen
The first (or most recent) date and time that events triggering a host’s IOC occurred.
Searching for Indications of Compromise
License: 
FireSIGHT
You can search for specific indications of compromise (IOC) tags triggered on monitored hosts by using 
one of the predefined searches or by using your own search criteria. The predefined searches serve as 
examples and can provide quick access to important information about your network. 
You may want to modify specific fields within the default searches to customize them for your network 
environment, then save them to reuse later. The fields you can use to retrieve data are described in 
.
General Search Syntax
The system displays examples of valid syntax next to each search field. When entering search criteria, 
keep the following points in mind:
  •
All fields accept negation (
!
).
  •
All fields accept comma-separated lists. If you enter multiple criteria, the search returns only the 
records that match all the criteria.
  •
Many fields accept one or more asterisks (
*
) as wild cards.
  •
For some fields, you can specify 
n/a
 or 
blank
 in the field to identify events where information is not 
available for that field; use 
!n/a
 or 
!blank
 to identify the events where that field is populated.
  •
Most fields are case-insensitive.
  •
IP addresses may be specified using CIDR notation. For information on entering IPv4 and IPv6 
addresses in the FireSIGHT System, see 
.