Brand Security Scenario Rule Conditions

This topic describes the conditions that you can use to create rules and the default rules provided for the brand security scenarios. Brand security includes the following scenarios:

Twitter chatter

Twitter chatter - conditions

The following table describes the conditions that you can use to create rules.  When using a regular expression, don't surround the expression with quotation marks.

FeaturesOperatorValueDescription
Asset tagsin/not inSelect tagsAre any of the threat's matched assets tagged with any of the specified tags?
Author display namecontains/does not contain"regex list"Does the author display name contain a specific pattern (can be expressed as a regex list)?
Author followers=, !=, >=, <=, >, <Type a numberHow many followers does the author have?
Author following=, !=, >=, <=, >, <Type a numberHow many accounts does the author follow?
Author tweet count=, !=, >=, <=, >, <Type a numberHow many tweets has the author made?
Author user name (the user handle, for example @johnrdoe)contains/does not contain"regex list" (do not include the "@" sign)Does the unique author user name ("handle" starting with "@") contain a specific pattern (can be expressed as a regex list)?
Contentcontains/does not contain"regex list"Does the tweet content contain a specific pattern (can be expressed as a regex list)?
Contentcontains/does not containKeyword listDoes the tweet content contain keywords from a list. The list is prepopulated. You can add words (separated by a comma or a semicolon) or remove words in the list.
Content languagein multiple/not in multipleSelect languagesIs the tweet content written in a specified language?
Matched assetin multiple/not in multipleSelect domains to matchDoes the tweet content contain a domain name asset?
Verified authoris/is notSelect whether the author is verified or notIs the author using a verified account?

Default rule

The following table lists the rules that are provided to get you started quickly. By default, the rule is disabled, so you will not receive alerts until the rule is enabled.

Rule nameDescription of matchDefault state
Twitter Chatter (Cyber) - Default Detection RuleSuspicious Twitter chatter was detected by the internal Threat Command detection algorithm.Disabled

Twitter suspicious profiles

Twitter suspicious profiles - conditions

The following table describes the conditions that you can use to create rules.  When using a regular expression, don't surround the expression with quotation marks.

FeaturesOperatorValueDescription
Detection algorithmidentified/did not identifyAn unauthorized Twitter accountDid the Threat Command internal algorithm identify an unauthorized Twitter account?
Asset namein/not inSelect company assetsDoes the profile match a specific company asset?
Asset tagsin/not inSelect tagsAre any of the threat's matched assets tagged with any of the specified tags?
Days since join date=, !=, >=, <=, >, <Type a numberWas the profile created on a specific date?
Days since last post=, !=, >=, <=, >, <Type a numberWas the profile's last post on a specific date?
Number of followers=, !=, >=, <=, >, <Type a numberDoes the profile have a specific number of followers?
Number  of following=, !=, >=, <=, >, <Type a numberDoes the profile follow a specific number of accounts?
Profile descriptioncontains/does not contain"regex list"Does the profile's description contain a pattern (can be expressed as a regular expression)?
Profile name​contains/does not contain"regex list"Does the profile name contain a pattern (can be expressed as a regular expression)?
Profile namecontains/does not containCompany Name AssetDoes the profile name contain a name that is listed in the Company Names asset?
​Profile nameis/is notRelated to official company websiteDo the results of searching the found profile (on Bing) include any websites whose URL contains the company domain?
Profile pictureis/is notSimilar to company logoIs the profile picture similar to a company logo?
Profile pictureis/is notSimilar to a person's imageIs the profile picture the image of a face?

Default rule

The following table lists the rules that are provided to get you started quickly.

Rule nameDescription of matchDefault state
Twitter Unauthorized Account - Default Detection RuleA suspicious profile was detected by the internal Threat Command detection algorithm.Enabled