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XQL Query

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Can we fetch grouped issues by the help of XQL query. Like if same issues is running again and again in short period of time than that comes with +1 or +2 on console. So can we able to find that +1 or +2 issues which is grouped in a single issues through the help of XQL Query. 

 

Cortex XDR 

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Hello @Jai_Prakas ,

 

Greetings for the day!

 

Yes, you can fetch grouped issues (alerts) that appear with the "+n" tag (e.g., +1, +2) on the console by using an XQL query.

Understanding the "+n" Behavior

The "+n" tag is part of the Cortex XDR/XSIAM Alert Aggregation logic. When duplicate alerts (same alert name, same host) occur within a 24-hour period, the platform aggregates them into a single alert and appends the "+n" suffix to the alert name to indicate the number of additional occurrences. This behavior typically applies to alerts from firewalls, WildFire, and Local Analysis events.

 

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Happy New Year!!

Thanks & Regards,
S. Subashkar Sekar

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Will you help me the Query as when i 'm looking by dataset=alerts, not able to get proper visibility for it in XQL query. 

Kindly help me with the query which i have to run for that.

 

Thanks and regards 

Jai prakash

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