Hello @Meenal Luktuke ,
Indeed, the Entities property is not part of the SecurityIncident datatype (table) now.
You can Query your SecurityIncident table to find the required incident, and then you can find there the property called - AlertIds
Then you can use that to join on the SecurityAlert table to find those records and in that table you will have the Entities field as the entities are mapped to an Alert in Sentinel (the Incident is a container of Alerts and other evidence data).
Here's a query that you could use to test this:
SecurityIncident
| where IncidentNumber == xxxxxx
| summarize arg_max(TimeGenerated, *) by IncidentNumber
| extend Owner = Owner.assignedTo
| project IncidentNumber, Title, Severity, Status,Owner, AlertIds
| mv-expand AlertIds
| extend AlertId = tostring(AlertIds)
| join SecurityAlert on $left.AlertId == $right.SystemAlertId
| extend CustomDetails = todynamic(ExtendedProperties).["Custom Details"]
| project IncidentNumber,Title, Severity, Owner, Status, AlertId, Entities, CustomDetails
I hope that the above helps. If so, please select Accept as an Answer.
Thank you!
BR,
George