As an administrator, you can set the conditions by which
Google Security Operations determines what name to give a case.
On the Case Name page, there are five fields.
Google SecOps matches each case with the first field name. If
there's no match, Google SecOps moves to the next field.
Add a case name
To add a case name, follow these steps:
Go to Settings > Case Data > Case Name.
Place your cursor in the square brackets.
Either enter a fixed text or alternatively, click the
brackets next to the field.
In the Insert Placeholder dialog, select the Alert,
Case, Event or Dynamic Environment Parameters menu.
Once selected, the field is automatically updated with the selected placeholder.
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