What are the advanced condition types of calculator rules?

The advanced condition types of calculator rules primarily include Filter, Filter Group, and Script.

Filters allow the user to define specific criteria that determine when a certain action should take place within the calculation process. This can include various logical expressions that help narrow down data to relevant subsets.

Filter Groups serve a similar purpose but allow for more complex configurations by grouping multiple filters together. This means you can combine different criteria into a single logical unit, making it more manageable to implement advanced decision-making processes based on multiple conditions.

Scripts enable the ability to introduce custom logic through scripting, which provides the flexibility to perform operations that aren't possible through standard filter conditions. This allows for dynamic calculations based on specific, programmable logic, further enhancing the effectiveness and adaptability of the calculator rules.

This combination of filtering mechanisms and scripting provides a robust framework for implementing complex decision-making processes in vulnerability response.