cases

You can list Abnormal Security cases by applying specific filters for case severity and status. This allows security teams to isolate active investigations and prioritize incident response workflows based on the threat level of open cases.

Yes, you can automatically review daily abuse reports to process user-reported phishing emails. The system ingests these reports and analyzes them for malicious activity, supporting automated threat detection and daily incident response workflows.

The best way to retrieve abuse reports is by applying time-based or verdict-based filters. This mechanism queries user-reported threats based on when they were submitted or the analytical verdict assigned, streamlining malicious activity analysis.

Yes, the tool supports filtering high-severity security cases from the past 24 hours. This capability helps security teams automatically review critical threats and prioritize incident response efforts for recent, high-priority investigations.

You can manage user-reported threats by ingesting abuse reports and listing active security cases within Abnormal Security. This streamlines incident response workflows, reducing response times and improving overall threat containment.

The metadata does not specify explicit limitations for processing abuse reports, but the mechanism relies on time-based and verdict-based filtering. It is designed to analyze user-reported phishing emails to support incident response workflows.