Add "non-tier-zero shortest path to tier zero" queries#51
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Hi @chryzsh! I'll get those added in an upcoming change. Thank you :) |
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Great! Thank you! |
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We found that breaking down paths to Tier Zero by source type makes sense during testing and helps vizualise specific attacks paths to Tier Zero in reporting. We found them to be a good alternative to the built-in "Shortest paths to Tier Zero / High Value targets" query, which doesn't exclude Tier Zero to Tier Zero paths. Each query filters sources that are NOT Tier Zero and targets that ARE Tier Zero using both Tag_Tier_Zero labels and system_tags.