Built-in Filters
Use built-in filters in Cortex XSOAR 6.13.
General filters
Contains
Tests whether the value on the left is contained in the value on the right. Can be used for any kind of object (not limited to a string).
Doesn't Contain
Tests whether the value on the left is NOT contained in the value on the right. Can be used for any kind of object (not limited to a string).
Has length of
Tests whether a list specified on the left has the number of items specified on the right.
In
Tests whether the value on the left is contained in the object on the right.
Is defined
Tests whether a key on the left exists in context.
Is empty
Tests whether the value of a key is empty.
Is not empty
Tests whether the value of a key is NOT empty.
Not defined
Tests whether a key on the left does NOT exist in context.
Not in
Tests whether the value on the left is NOT contained in the object on the right.
String filters
Doesn't end with
Tests whether the string on the left is NOT the end of the string on the right.
Doesn't equal
Tests whether the strings are NOT the same.
Doesn't include
Tests whether the string on the right is NOT a substring of the string on the left.
Doesn't start with
Tests whether the string on the right is NOT the beginning of the string on the left.
Ends with
Tests whether the string on the left is the end of the string on the right.
Equals
Tests whether the strings are the same.
Has length
Tests whether the two strings have the same length.
In list
Tests whether the string on the left is in the list on the right.
Includes
Tests whether the string on the right is a substring of the string on the left.
Matches - regex
Tests whether the string on the left matches the regex on the right. Uses Go-style regex.
Not in list
Tests whether the string on the left is NOT a substring of the string on the right.
Starts with
Tests whether the string on the right is the beginning of the string on the left.
StringContainsArray
Tests whether a substring or an array of substrings on the left is within a string array on the right. Supports single strings as well. For example, for substrings ['a', 'b', 'c'] in string 'a' the script returns true.
Number filters
Doesn't equal
Tests whether the number on the left does NOT equal the number on the right.
Equals
Tests whether the number on the left equals the number on the right.
Greater or equal
Tests whether the number on the left is greater than or equal to the number on the right.
Greater than
Tests whether the number on the left is greater than the number on the right.
InRange
Tests whether the number on the left is within a range specified on the right. For example, if the left value is 4, and the range on the right is 1,8, the condition is true.
Less or equal
Tests whether the number on the left is less than or equal to the number on the right.
Less than
Tests whether the number on the left is less than the number on the right.
Date filters
After
Tests whether the date on the left is after the date on the right.
AfterRelativeDate
Tests whether the date on the left occurred after the provided relative time (such as '6 months ago') on the right. Returns True or False.
Before
Tests whether the date on the left is before the date on the right.
Same as
Tests whether the two dates are the same.
Boolean filters
Is false
Tests whether the value on the left evaluates to false.
Is true
Tests whether the value on the left evaluates to true.
Other filters
CheckIfSubdomain
Tests whether the value on the left is a subdomain of the value on the right.
CIDRBiggerThanPrefix
Tests whether the CIDR prefix on the left is bigger than the defined maximum prefix on the right.
GreaterCidrNumAddresses
Tests whether the number of available addresses in IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR on the right is greater than the input given on the left.
IsInCidrRanges
Tests whether the IPv4 address on the left is contained in at least one of the comma-delimited CIDR ranges on the right. Multiple IPv4 addresses can be passed in a comma-delimited list and each address is tested.
IsNotInCidrRanges
Tests whether the IPv4 address on the left is NOT contained in at least one of the comma-delimited CIDR ranges on the right. Multiple IPv4 addresses can be passed in a comma-delimited list and each address is tested.
IsRFC1918Address
Tests whether an IPv4 address on the left is in the private RFC-1918 address space (10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16) on the right.
LowerCidrNumAddresses
Tests whether the number of available addresses in IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR on the right is less than the input given on the left.
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