This document explains how to customize the Close Case dialog
in Google Security Operations (Google SecOps). By default, the dialog
includes the Reason, Root Cause, and
Comment fields. Administrators can extend this dialog by adding
custom parameters and root causes to improve the consistency and quality of case
documentation.
To customize the Close Case dialog with additional
parameters, complete the following steps:
Go to SOAR Settings > Case Data >
Close Case.
Click addAdd
Custom Parameters.
Complete the common fields:
Name: Enter a name for the new parameter.
Type: Select a field type to add from
the Type menu:
Free Text: Enter a name for the field to let
the analyst enter custom details for that case. For example, name the field
Customer phone number, and the analyst can enter
the relevant contact details.
Radio Button: Select one
of two options. For example, to specify whether a case was resolved
or needs escalation, in the Radio Button Content
field, use Mitigated or
Escalated to indicate the case resolution status.
Single choice list: A list where the
analyst selects one option. For example, to categorize the type of
threat identified in a case, use options like Malware,
Phishing, or Insider Threat to classify the threat type.
Multi choice List: Select
multiple options. For example, to log incident actions,
include options such as Containment
Measures Implemented, System Patches
Applied, User Education
Provided, Alerts Updated, or
Access Revoked.
Default Value: Optionally set a default for the
Close Case
dialog. Leave the Default Value field blank
if no option is pre-selected. To remove a default value you've
set, click Reset.
Description: Enter a description that appears
as a tooltip when you hold the pointer over the
info next to the
parameter in the Close Case dialog.
Add a new root cause
To add a new root cause to the Root Cause menu, follow these steps:
Go to SOAR Settings > Case Data >
Close Case.
Click
addAdd Root Cause.
The Add Case Close Root Cause dialog appears.
In the Reason list, select a reason, and enter
relevant information in the Root Cause field.
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