Which view allows you to visualize the relationships between processes in a detection?

The process tree view is the optimal choice for visualizing the relationships between processes in a detection. This view organizes processes hierarchically, displaying parent-child relationships clearly. When you look at a process tree, you can see how processes spawn from one another, enabling a better understanding of the chain of execution, how processes are interconnected, and identifying potentially malicious activity that might originate from a compromised parent process.

This hierarchical representation is crucial for incident response, as it allows responders to trace back to the root cause of a suspicious activity or a breach. The ability to see which processes initiated others can lead responders to uncover the initial infecting process or source of an attack, making it easier to assess the impact and breadth of an incident.

Alternatives, like viewing processes as a table or in activity format, do not provide the same level of contextual awareness regarding parent-child relationships. While those views can highlight specific behaviors or metrics about processes, they lack the structured visualization necessary for understanding how processes interact dynamically in real-time. Hence, the process tree view stands out as the most effective tool for this purpose in detection analysis.