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title: Identify associated indicator types
description: If an IoC has no associated indicator types defined, it tracks all types of observables. However, if you associate one or more types of indicators to an IoC, it limits the types of observables that can be associated with the IoC.
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# Identify associated indicator types

If an IoC has no associated indicator types defined, it tracks all types of observables. However, if you associate one or more types of indicators to an IoC, it limits the types of observables that can be associated with the IoC.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn\_ti.write

## Procedure

1.  Navigate to **All** > **Threat Intelligence** > **IoC Repository** > **Indicators**.

2.  Click the indicator to which you want to associate an indicator type.

3.  Click the **Associated Type** related list.

4.  Click **Edit**.

5.  As needed, use the filters to locate the indicator type you want to associate with the IoC.

6.  Using the slushbucket, add the indicator type to the **Associated Type** list.

7.  Click **Save**.


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