Editing TTPs

TTPs created by your organization can always be edited.

To edit a TTP:

1. Navigate to ThreatStream > Analyze > Threat Model.
2. Click the name of the TTP you want to edit.
3. Click Actions > Edit.
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4. In edit view, make changes to any of the fields listed below.

   Field	Description
   TLP	Select a TLP (Traffic Light Protocol) color to associate with the TTP. The TLP color provides a mechanism to communicate to consumers of the information whether further dissemination of this information is allowed; if yes, how freely can this information be distributed. To learn more about TLP, search for "Traffic Light Protocol" in your favorite search engine.
   Title	Enter a meaningful title for the TTP. TTP titles are associated with your organization. Therefore, you cannot create two TTPs with the same title within your organization. However, two TTPs with the same title can exist on ThreatStream as long as they belong to different organizations. Note: Titles must be 255 characters or less.
   Tags	Enter a term that can be used to search this entity later using search. To add private tags that are only visible to your organization, assign them the My Organization visibility setting. Tags assigned the Anomali Community visibility setting are visible to any user with access to the entity. Since organizations can decide whether users outside of their organization can add public tags to their data, the Anomali Community visibility setting is not available in all cases. Tagging is a quick and easy way to add metadata to threat intelligence. For example, you can add a tag to indicate the industry that the threat intelligence is associated with or a tag to indicate the Kill Chain phase stage. As you type the first few characters of the tag, the 20 most used tags in your organization from the previous seven days are displayed. Enable the Preferred Tags Only toggle to display and search though only the list of preferred tags. Alternatively, enter * to display preferred tags. For more information on configuring Preferred Tags, see Adding Preferred Tags to Intelligence. For entities owned by your organization, you can delete any public tag associated with the entity. For entities owned by other organizations, you can only delete tags added by your organization. Note:   Tags can contain up to 200 tags per organization. Tags added by other organizations do not count toward this limit. Tags must be 2,000 characters or less. You can remove any public tag added by other organizations to your Threat Model entities.
   Intelligence Initiative	Add intelligence Initiatives associated with the TTP. Click Add Intelligence Initiative to add an intelligence initiative associated with the TTP.
   Source Created	Specify the date and time when the entity was created by its original source. Click Now to use the current time.
   Source Modified	Specify the date and time when the entity was last modified by its original source. Click Now to use the current time.
   Aliases	Enter other names that this TTP is known by.
   Source Locations	Select source countries, regions, or administrative areas (US States and Washington DC only) associated with the TTP. Locations available for selection are defined by STIX 2.1. Note: Only organizations owning the TTP can add or delete source locations.
   Target Locations	Select target countries, regions, or administrative areas (US States and Washington DC only) associated with the TTP. Locations available for selection are defined by STIX 2.1. Note: Only organizations owning the TTP can add or delete target locations.
   Target Industry	Select target industries associated with the TTP. Target industry options available for selection are defined by the STIX 2.1 Industry Sector vocabulary. Note: Only organizations owning the TTP can add or delete target industries.
   Description
   Description	Enter a description for the threat model. You can enter a description by using the Rich Text or a Markdown editor or a pre-existing description template. The Rich Text editor enables you to add pre-formatted content. You can copy and paste content including images from .doc, docx, and .pdf files into the Rich Text editor. All formatting is preserved. Tip: To remove formatting from pasted text, select the text from which you want to remove formatting and click the "Clear Formatting" button. The Markdown editor enables you to use a markdown description. Note: Once a description has been saved, you can no longer switch between the rich text and markdown editors. If you want to use a pre-existing description template, select it from the Templates drop-down list. If none of the existing templates meet your need, you can create a new template. See Creating Description Templates From Threat Models for more information.
   Associations
   Observables	Create associations with the TTP. To create associations with this TTP: Click Add for the type of entity you want to associate. Select the entities you want to add. (Optional) On the Details tab, define an SRO for the association. See Managing STIX Relationship Objects (SROs) for more information. Click Create Association. The associations have been created.
   Threat Bulletins
   Actors
   Attack Patterns
   Campaigns
   Courses of Action
   Identities
   Incidents
   Infrastructure
   Intrusion Sets
   Malware
   Signatures
   Tools
   TTPs
   Vulnerabilities
   Sandbox Reports
   Investigations
   Investigations	Investigations associated with the TTP. To remove the TTP from an investigation, click on the investigation of your interest and delete the TTP from the investigation page. See Managing Entities on the Table View for details.
   Behavior
   Attack Patterns	Add attack patterns, malware, and exploits associated with the TTP. To add an attack pattern/malware/exploit: Click Add under Attack Patterns, Malware, or Exploits. In the dialog box that opens, provide a meaningful name, select type (for malware only), and add notes in the corresponding fields. Click Add. The added behaviors appear on the Behavior tab of the TTP details page. See Viewing TTP Details for details. To remove an attack pattern, malware, or exploit, click Remove next to the corresponding item.
   Exploits
   Malware