As a threat intelligence analyst trying to tag a report with MITRE ATT&CK TTPs while working on a small laptop monitor
I need better support for viewing the columns in the "mapping" pane
So I can quickly see which TTP has been mapped to the report without having to click through to it.
Currently, the "mapping" pane in Reports > Knowledge > Content Mapping is hard to scan quickly on a small screen size, because each of the columns is too narrow. It is particularly hard to review which MITRE ATT&CK TTPs a report has been tagged with, because the name of each TTP is preceded by a number in brackets, making it not so human readable. At one point text in the headers of the "marking" and "mapping" columns were crashing into each other (see screenshot; this was Mac OS 14.3/OpenCTI version: 5.11.12/Chrome browser) but as of today that appears to have been fixed in the OpenCTI demo instance (Mac OS 12.7.3/OpenCTI version: 5.12.31/Firefox browser).
Current Workaround
Resize the window, the magnification in the browser, or clicking through to the item in question.
Proposed Solution
There are a number of ways to address this, and obviously the UX specialist should make this call, but some options might be:
Use case
As a threat intelligence analyst trying to tag a report with MITRE ATT&CK TTPs while working on a small laptop monitor I need better support for viewing the columns in the "mapping" pane So I can quickly see which TTP has been mapped to the report without having to click through to it.
Currently, the "mapping" pane in Reports > Knowledge > Content Mapping is hard to scan quickly on a small screen size, because each of the columns is too narrow. It is particularly hard to review which MITRE ATT&CK TTPs a report has been tagged with, because the name of each TTP is preceded by a number in brackets, making it not so human readable. At one point text in the headers of the "marking" and "mapping" columns were crashing into each other (see screenshot; this was Mac OS 14.3/OpenCTI version: 5.11.12/Chrome browser) but as of today that appears to have been fixed in the OpenCTI demo instance (Mac OS 12.7.3/OpenCTI version: 5.12.31/Firefox browser).
Current Workaround
Resize the window, the magnification in the browser, or clicking through to the item in question.
Proposed Solution
There are a number of ways to address this, and obviously the UX specialist should make this call, but some options might be:
Additional Information
nothing more, keep up the good work!
If the feature request is approved, would you be willing to submit a PR?
No, sorry, I don't have the coding skills