Opens the node editor where you can see and edit all aspects of the node. The full path to the node will be shown at the top of the node editor.
Creates a new node at the level beneath the current node. The current node will lose any assessment values that have been assigned (although these will reappear if all child nodes are deleted). A pop-up box to set the name and assessment values for the new child node will appear.
Opens the node menu. The options that appear will depend on the type of node and the data held on the node.
Shows the information about the risk in the risk table below the RiskTree (in the tabbed area). The selected risk will be briefly highlighted in yellow.
Makes a copy of the current node and all its children (including countermeasures). NB: The copy will be deleted if any changes are made to the tree before it is pasted. Learn more…
Makes a copy of the current node and all its children (including countermeasures), and removes the original nodes. NB: The copy will be deleted if any changes are made to the tree before it is pasted. Learn more…
Allows the contents of the RiskTree clipboard to be pasted, via a sub-menu. The submenu options can include:
Apply threat actors loaded into Designer onto the branch of the tree headed by the current node. Learn more…
Allows you to move the node within the tree (via the sub-menu that opens). This is so that you can rearrange a tree, perhaps to make it consistent with other trees.
Puts a highlighted border around all nodes that are children of the current node. To clear the highlights, select Clear highlighted borders from the Identify and Assess menu.
Highlights the current node, all of its children, and its ancestor nodes, together with the connections between them. To clear the highlights, select Clear highlighted borders from the Identify and Assess menu.
Deletes the chosen node and all child nodes.
Hide node will remove all child nodes from the display, and the node itself will turn pale grey. The branch still exists, but is hidden to make the display tidier. Click Show node on the menu to make the child nodes reappear. NB: hidden nodes and branches will not be included in the risk calculations.
This only appears on the root node (the bad outcome). This will cause the entire RiskTree (all nodes) to be shown.
Keyboard shortcuts are available for many of the menu options. These are shown in grey with a dotted border in the node menu, and can be revealed by clicking on the icon at the bottom.