User Guide
Vertex-Triage User Guide
Vertex-Triage adds new Storm commands and Workflows to manage queues and tasks.
Getting Started
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Examples
Create a new queue
Queues can also be created via the dedicated workflow.
> vertex.triage.queue.add alerts --desc "A queue for work items relating to alerts"
proj:project=dd2b9c2661167eb06b75066a5ec380af
.created = 2025/04/04 13:50:09.867
:created = 2025/04/04 13:50:09.868
:creator = root
:desc = A queue for work items relating to alerts
:name = alerts
Create a new task within the “alerts” queue that references a risk:alert node
Tasks can also be created from a Node Action in the Research Tool.
> risk:alert#newalerts | vertex.triage.task.add alerts "alert investigation" --assignee visi --yield
proj:ticket=67e1049462a9d46e4dcbffaae865b975
.created = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.048
:assignee = visi
:created = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.041
:creator = root
:name = alert investigation
:priority = medium
:project = dd2b9c2661167eb06b75066a5ec380af
:status = new
:type = task
:updated = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.041
Create a trigger to add a task when media:news:title
is set and contains a keyword
This example creates a new task when :title
contains the keyword malware
,
and adds it to the malware
queue. The title is used to populate the task name.
> trigger.add prop:set --prop media:news:title
--query { +:title~=malware | vertex.triage.task.add malware `triage "{:title}"` }
Added trigger: ff87cfab7eaccf30062dfe25560bf4ff
> [ media:news=* :title="an article about malware" ]
media:news=709630beec66f8c7c465753cbe569626
.created = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.340
:title = an article about malware
> proj:project:name=malware -> proj:ticket
proj:ticket=75c2c04cf22a60e3590e71fd7ec385cf
.created = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.491
:created = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.482
:creator = root
:name = triage "an article about malware"
:priority = medium
:project = 7ab17e972f7db92570dd737ab82247b1
:status = new
:type = task
:updated = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.482
The task will also have a reference to the inbound node.
> proj:project:name=malware -> proj:ticket -(refs)> *
media:news=709630beec66f8c7c465753cbe569626
.created = 2025/04/04 13:50:10.340
:title = an article about malware
Create a cron to check an external system and create a task based on the results
This example calls a placeholder module, and creates tasks in the extsys
queue.
A similar ingest routine could be written for calling an HTTP API.
> cron.add --hour +8 {
$mod = $lib.import(somemodule)
$data = $mod.getData()
for $item in $data {
vertex.triage.task.add extsys $item.name --desc $item.details
}
}
Created cron job: 97487b74b044bf2e78fe0288e4b25e8d
Use of meta:source
nodes
Vertex-Triage uses a meta:source
node and -(seen)>
light
weight edges to track created nodes.
> meta:source=62cbf38be08a5fc8933790a68c41d103
meta:source=62cbf38be08a5fc8933790a68c41d103
.created = 2025/04/04 13:50:09.848
:name = vertex-triage