The elections file server is marked critical in the Asset lookup. A malware notable fires on that host. How should urgency be handled?
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Short Explanation
Priority lives on the asset record, and ES uses that tag to crank up the notable's urgency—like a red sticker on the elections file cabinet. There is no special priority index to invent. High-value civic boxes should get louder tickets automatically.
Full Explanation
Enterprise Security derives notable urgency from the priority of the associated asset or identity in the Asset and Identity framework, combined with the finding's severity. Marking the elections file server critical is how malware on that host outranks the same signature on a lab kiosk. A separate priority index is not an ES mechanism. Manual email and suppressing elections notables both discard A&I-driven urgency.