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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 39      Configuring Correlation Policies and Rules 
  Grouping Correlation Responses
After you create alert responses and remediations, (see 
), you can group them so that a policy violation triggers all of the 
responses within the group. Before you can assign response groups to correlation rules, you must create 
the groups on the Groups page.
The slider next to the group indicates whether the group is active. If you want to assign a response group 
to a rule within a correlation policy, you must activate it. You can sort response groups by state (active 
versus inactive) or alphabetically by name using the 
Sort by
 drop-down list.
See the following sections for more information:
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Creating a Response Group
License: 
Any
You can place individual alerts and remediations in response groups, which can then be assigned to rules 
within correlation policies so that a group of alerts and remediations can be launched when a policy is 
violated. After a group has been assigned to rules in active policies, changes to the group and to alerts 
or remediations within the group are automatically applied to active policies.
To create a response group:
Access: 
Admin
Step 1
Select 
Policies > Correlation
, then click 
Groups
.
The Groups page appears.
Step 2
Click 
Create Group
.
The Response Group page appears.
Step 3
In the 
Name
 field, type a name for the new group.
Step 4
Select 
Active
 to activate the group so that you can use it in response to a correlation policy violation.
Step 5
From the 
Available Responses
 list, select the alerts and remediations you want to include in the group.
Tip
Hold down the Ctrl key while clicking to select multiple responses.
Step 6
Click 
>
 to move alerts and remediations into the group.
Conversely, you can select alerts and remediations from the 
Responses in Group
 list and click 
<
 to move 
the alerts out of the response group.
Step 7
Click 
Save
.
The group is created.