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Subject: Re: [cti-stix] Proposal - Top Level Relationship Object


So based on everyones comments thus far, I am summarizing to:

  • ID [1] [Required]: The ID of the relationship
  • Version [1] [Required]: The version of the relationship; a simple number to be used with the ID for version control (instead of timestamp)
  • Type [1] [Required]: The “type” of relationship being expressed.  (Not sure of how this works yet)
  • Description [0..N] [Optional]: Words about the relationship.
  • Objects [2..N] [Required]: The ID of one or more targets in the relationship as a URI (not QName)
  • Start_Time [0..1] [Required]: A timestamp in UTC stating when the relationship between the objects started, or the text 'unknown'.
  • End_Time [0..1] [Required]: A timestamp in UTC stating when the relationship between the objects ended, or the text 'ongoing', or the text 'unknown'.
  • Confidence [1] [Required]: A measure of confidence in the relationship.  
  • Timestamp [0..1] [Required]: A timestamp in UTC stating when the relationship object was created.
  • Source [0..N] [Optional]: A URL pointing to source of the information that allowed the relationship to be created (not the producer as that is inherently in the ID's). 


Thanks,

Bret



Bret Jordan CISSP
Director of Security Architecture and Standards | Office of the CTO
Blue Coat Systems
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