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Cases, case comments and Kibana connectors in Elastic Security.
OCNORA ships 23 typed Elastic Security operations. Each node has a schema-driven form, input and output tables beside its settings, and is pre-flighted by Workflow Health before your first real run. Anything not covered by a typed node reaches https://{kibana_url} through the HTTP node with the same credential.
Operations 23
- Add Case CommentAdd an analyst comment to a case, in Markdown.elastic_security.add_comment
- Attach Alert To CaseAttach one or more detection alerts to a case as an alert attachment.elastic_security.attach_alert
- Create CaseOpen a new case in Elastic Security, optionally attached to a connector.elastic_security.create_case
- Create ConnectorCreate a Kibana connector so cases and rules can reach another system.elastic_security.create_connector
- Delete All Case CommentsDelete every comment and alert attachment on a case in one call.elastic_security.delete_all_comments
- Delete CasesPermanently delete one or more cases and everything attached to them.elastic_security.delete_cases
- Delete Case CommentDelete one comment or alert attachment from a case.elastic_security.delete_comment
- Delete ConnectorDelete a Kibana connector. Rules and cases still referencing it break.elastic_security.delete_connector
- Get Case ActivityPage through a case's audit trail of user actions and status changes.elastic_security.find_case_activity
- List Case ConnectorsList the connectors a case can actually be pushed through.elastic_security.find_case_connectors
- Search CasesSearch cases by text, status, severity, tags, assignee or date range.elastic_security.find_cases
- Search Case CommentsPage through the comments and alerts attached to a case.elastic_security.find_comments
- Get CaseRetrieve one case by its identifier. Comments are fetched separately.elastic_security.get_case
- Get Case CommentRetrieve one comment or alert attachment from a case.elastic_security.get_comment
- Get ConnectorRetrieve one Kibana connector by its identifier.elastic_security.get_connector
- List Case TagsList every tag currently in use across the cases the key can read.elastic_security.list_case_tags
- List Connector TypesList the connector types this deployment's licence and config allow.elastic_security.list_connector_types
- List ConnectorsList every Kibana connector available in the space.elastic_security.list_connectors
- Push Case To ConnectorPush a case to its external service so the incident is opened or updated in Jira, ServiceNow, Swimlane or a case webhook.elastic_security.push_case
- Run ConnectorRun a Kibana connector with the parameters its type expects, for example to post a Slack message or open a ServiceNow incident.elastic_security.run_connector
- Update CaseChange a case's status, severity, assignees or text. The version from the last read is required, so a concurrent edit is rejected rather than lost.elastic_security.update_case
- Update Case CommentReplace the text of a case comment. Elastic refuses partial updates, so the comment's version token from the last read is required.elastic_security.update_comment
- Update ConnectorReplace a Kibana connector's name, configuration and credentials. The body replaces rather than merges, so send the whole configuration.elastic_security.update_connector
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