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Technical Documentation
Admin Guides
Use Cases
Epiphany Workflows
- Technical Analysis
  Create an Analysis-Focused Dashboard
  Dashboard Widgets
  Attack Path Widgets
  Exposure Widgets
  Occurrence Widgets
  Environmental Widgets
  Administrative Widgets
  Ticketing Widgets
  Example Analyst Dashboard
  Report Features in Dashboard Widgets
  Attack Path Management
  Analyze the Attack Path
  Select a Remediation Recommendation
  Track Remediation Progress
  View Potential Exposure to Material impact
  Tag a Node
  Vulnerability Management
  Search for Vulnerabilities
  Prioritize Vulnerabilities for Remediation
  Identity Management
  Identify Risky Conditions in Active Directory (Kerberoastable Users and AS-REP Roastable Users)
  Identify Risky Conditions in Active Directory (Exposed Active Directory Domain Administrators)
  Audit High Value Groups
  Device Management
  Explore Device Inventory
  Identify a Rogue System
Site Collectors
- Epiphany Collector Prerequisites
- Site Collector Guide
  Create a Site Collector in Epiphany
  Download a Site Collector Image
  Generate an Activation Key and Activate Your Epiphany Site Collector
  Windows GPO Configuration for Epiphany Collector v2.0
  (Deprecated) Windows GPO Configuration for Epiphany Collector
Data Sources
Data Sources (Early Access)
Changelog
Legal Notice
- Terms and Conditions
- Privacy

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Last updated 1 year ago

Ticket Activity tracks the lifecycle of a ticket - all the changes made to it over time. Ticket Activity is useful to see what changed and when, for example, if someone changed the title of a ticket or the priority.

Ticket Activity tracks field-level changes.

Unlike Ticket Comments, Activity does not ping-pong - all activity from all participants is shown in an incremental list.