fix: resolve MDX compilation errors in threatmanager docs

- Fixed curly braces in variable examples causing MDX parsing errors
- Escaped {attributename}, {3:AttributeName}, {{Investigation_Name}} syntax
- Fixed angle brackets and conditional statements in code examples
- Resolved 8 MDX compilation errors across threatmanager documentation

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>

Author: jtviolet

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/administration/configuration/integrations/authenticationprovider/radius.md

@@ -24,18 +24,18 @@ Configure the following settings for a RADIUS provider on the Configuration tab
 - User Name Format Type – Active Directory attribute or attributes that will be sent to the RADIUS authentication provider to identify the user. Some common identification attributes are available in the drop-down list. If necessary, a custom option is also provided. This option instructs the application to send a custom value to the RADIUS provider based on the user's Active Directory attribute, supplied in the Custom Name Format field.
 - Custom Name Format – This field appears when the Custom User Name Format Type is selected. It has a unique syntax as follows:
 
-  - Active Directory Attribute: {attributename}
+  - Active Directory Attribute: `{attributename}`
 
-    - Example – {firstname}\_{lastname}
-  - First Character(s) of an Active Directory Attribute: {3:AttributeName} – Where "3" is the number of characters to select
+    - Example – `{firstname}\_{lastname}`
+  - First Character(s) of an Active Directory Attribute: `{3:AttributeName}` – Where "3" is the number of characters to select
 
-    - Example – {1:firstname}\_{lastname}
-  - Last Character(s) of an Active Directory Attribute: {AttributeName:3} – Where "3" is the number of characters to select
+    - Example – `{1:firstname}\_{lastname}`
+  - Last Character(s) of an Active Directory Attribute: `{AttributeName:3}` – Where "3" is the number of characters to select
 
-    - Example – {firstname}\_{telephoneNumber:4}
+    - Example – `{firstname}\_{telephoneNumber:4}`
   - Text values can be hard coded to send a static text value for each user:
 
-    - Example – MyCompany\_{lastname}
+    - Example – `MyCompany\_{lastname}`
 - Max Retries – The maximum number of times to attempt reconnecting to the RADIUS proxy if unable to connect
 - Timeouts (in seconds) – The default timeout value for RADIUS connection and authentication requests. The default value is 60 seconds.
 

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/administration/configuration/integrations/tagmanagement.md

@@ -126,6 +126,6 @@ __Step 4 –__ Use the Type drop-down menu to apply the desired object type filt
 
 __Step 5 –__ In the Tagged Items box, check the box to the left of the desired object(s).
 
-__Step 6 –__ Click the arrow (<) between the Untagged Items box and the Tagged Items box to remove the tag from the selected object(s).
+__Step 6 –__ Click the arrow (`<`) between the Untagged Items box and the Tagged Items box to remove the tag from the selected object(s).
 
 The tag is removed from the selected objects.

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/administration/investigations/options/export.md

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ The name of the respective investigation is displayed as a link. Click it to vie
 
 __Step 3 –__ By default the schedule is enabled. You can disable it with the toggle button by the window name.
 
-__Step 4 –__ Modify the text in the Export name field as desired. The default name is: Export for {{Investigation\_Name}}. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
+__Step 4 –__ Modify the text in the Export name field as desired. The default name is: Export for `{{Investigation\_Name}}`. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
 
 __Step 5 –__ Select a shared folder from the __Publish folder__ drop-down menu. Only folders configured on the Folder Settings page of the Integrations interface will be listed here.
 
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ __Step 7 –__ Set the start date, time, and timezone for the selected frequency
 - Time – This field opens a clock. You can also type a date in the field.
 - Timezone – This field opens a drop-down menu. Select the desired timezone.
 
-__Step 8 –__ Set the file name in the File name field. The default name is: {{Investigation\_Name}}\_{{Date}}. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
+__Step 8 –__ Set the file name in the File name field. The default name is: `{{Investigation\_Name}}\_{{Date}}`. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
 
 __Step 9 –__ Select the file format for the export from the drop-down menu: CSV, PDF, JSON, Excel Viewing.
 

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/administration/investigations/options/subscription.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The name of the respective investigation is displayed as a link. Click it to vie
 
 __Step 2 –__ By default the subscription is enabled. You can disable it with the toggle button by the window name.
 
-__Step 3 –__ Modify the subscription name as desired in the Subscription name field. The default name is: Subscription for {{Investigation\_Name}}. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
+__Step 3 –__ Modify the subscription name as desired in the Subscription name field. The default name is: Subscription for `{{Investigation\_Name}}`. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
 
 __Step 4 –__ Enter the email addresses for the recipients of this report subscription in the Recipients box.
 
@@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ __Step 6 –__ Set a frequency. Options in the Frequency drop-down menu are: Onc
 
 __Step 7 –__ There are two additional settings in the Advanced Options section. Click the arrow to expand this section.
 
-__Step 8 –__ Modify the email subject line in the Email subject field as desired. The default name is: Subscription to{{Investigation\_Name}} at {{Date}}. These variables will be replaced with the name of the investigation and the date of the report. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
+__Step 8 –__ Modify the email subject line in the Email subject field as desired. The default name is: Subscription to`{{Investigation\_Name}}` at `{{Date}}`. These variables will be replaced with the name of the investigation and the date of the report. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
 
-__Step 9 –__ Set the file name in the File name field. The default name is: {{Investigation\_Name}}\_{{Date}}. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
+__Step 9 –__ Set the file name in the File name field. The default name is: `{{Investigation\_Name}}\_{{Date}}`. This variable will be replaced with the name of the investigation. The + button opens a variable menu for the field.
 
 __Step 10 –__ Select the file format for the export from the drop-down menu: CSV, PDF, JSON, Excel Viewing.
 

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/administration/playbooks/action/localhost.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ The PowerShell Script action executes a specified PowerShell script. This action
 
   $Session = New-PSSession -ComputerName "Computer01" -Credential $Credential
 
-  Invoke-Command -Session $Session -ScriptBlock {Write-Host "Hello World"}
+  Invoke-Command -Session $Session -ScriptBlock `{Write-Host "Hello World"}`
 
 ## Send Email
 

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/install/database.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ The table displays ```Postgres.conf``` settings and their suggested values.
 | max\_connections | 100 |  |
 | maintenance\_work\_mem | maintenance\_work\_mem = totalMemory / 16 | cap maintenance memory at 2GB on servers with lots of memory |
 | default\_statistics\_target | 100 |  |
-| random\_page\_cost | if ( disk\_is\_hdd ) { random\_page\_cost = 4 } else { random\_page\_cost = 1.1 } |  |
+| random\_page\_cost | if ( disk\_is\_hdd ) `{ random\_page\_cost = 4 }` else `{ random\_page\_cost = 1.1 }` |  |
 | max\_parallel\_workers | max\_parallel\_workers = cpuNum |  |
 | max\_worker\_processes | 8 |  |
 | max\_parallel\_workers\_per\_gather | 2 |  |

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/install/integration/enterpriseauditor.md

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ _Remember,_ , the Threat Manager App Token is generated within Threat Manager.
 Create a Connection Profile and set the following information on the User Credentials window:
 
 - Select Account Type – Web Services (JWT)
-- Domain – {not a field for this type of credential, defaults to <WSJWT>}
+- Domain – `{not a field for this type of credential, defaults to <WSJWT>}`
 - User name – This field should be left blank
 - Password Storage: Application – Uses Access Analyzer’s configured Profile Security setting as selected at the Settings > Other Settings node
 - Access Token – Copy and paste the Threat Manager App Token

docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/threats/custom.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ __Step 6 –__ Severity – The relative severity level, or risk level, of the t
 
 __Step 7 –__ Description – Description of the threat.
 
-__NOTE:__ Click the + sign in the description box to insert the {{userName}} macro. The macro will associate the user that committed the threat.
+__NOTE:__ Click the + sign in the description box to insert the `{{userName}}` macro. The macro will associate the user that committed the threat.
 
 __Step 8 –__ Definition – The threat definition is a detailed explanation of the threat providing insight into why the incident is a potential risk. It appears at the top of the Threat Details page. See the [Threat Details Page](/docs/threatmanager/threatmanager/administration/threatdetails/overview.md) topic for additional information.