OS Family Data Model

The OS Family data model refers to a group of closely related operating systems (OS) that share a common ancestry, core design principles, and software components. They typically have similar underlying architecture, programming interfaces, and user interfaces, although they may diverge in features and functionality. It extends the One to one cluster model data model.

The following table details the default attributes of the OS Family data model:

Attribute Name	Attribute Type	Relationship Type	Required
active	True False	N/A	Yes
baseRiskScore	Calculated (Number)	N/A	No
category	Text	N/A	No
complianceStatus	Calculated (Single Choice)	N/A	No
conditions	Cluster conditions	N/A	No
createdBy	Text	N/A	No
dataModelName	Calculated (Text)	N/A	No
dateCreated	Date Time	N/A	No
description	Text Area	N/A	No
displayName	Calculated (Text)	N/A	Yes
flowState	Text	N/A	No
lastUpdated	Date Time	N/A	No
managedBy	Single Choice	N/A	No
name	Text	N/A	Yes
numberOutofCompliance	Calculated (Number)	N/A	No
openFindingCount	Calculated (Number)	N/A	No
riskFactorOffset	Calculated (Number)	N/A	No
riskRating	Calculated (Single Choice)	N/A	No
riskScore	Calculated (Number)	N/A	No
riskScoringModel	Risk Scoring Model	N/A	No
sources	Reference (Base model)	SOURCED_FROM	No
total	Calculated (Number)	N/A	No
uid	Unique Identifier	N/A	Yes
updatedBy	Text	N/A	No

FOOTNOTES

• The attribute names are used in Brinqa Query Language (BQL) queries and Brinqa Condition Language (BCL) predicates.
• In the Type column, Calculated means that the value of the attribute is computed by executing a script. The text in the parentheses after Calculated denotes the type of the outcome. For additional information, see Calculated attributes.
• In the Type column, Reference means that two data models are related. The name in the parentheses after Reference indicates the other data model.
• The Relationship Type column only applies to the Category and Reference type attributes. You can use the relationship type keyword in BQL queries.