- 10 Nov 2022
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Events
- Updated on 10 Nov 2022
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In this article we explain Events; a vital tool in collecting useful raw data.
Overview
Skylight Interceptor Events provides access to “raw” events, which is a crucial piece of functionality for threat hunting and forensics. Using Events, you can query raw data that has been collected and then put that data towards a better understanding of what has happened on certain IP addresses in a particular protocol.
Note: By default, all events are stored for three months. However, this time can be increased upon request.
Accessing Events
► To access events:
- Go to Cybersecurity ▶ Events.
Once you are in the Events tab, you can view information in various layers. By selecting the area of interest from the left toolbar, you can choose from the following:
- ICMP
- TCP
- UDP
- TLS
- DCERP
- DNS
- HTTP
- Databases
- CIFS
- SSH
Distribution Settings
The distribution settings allow you to show or hide specific parameters, as shown below:
The distribution setting columns are easily rearranged by grabbing and dragging them into the order you prefer, as shown below:
Note: Because there is very little use for aggregated data in security, Interceptor does not use this. Instead, Interceptor needs to analyze the raw events, and will retain the data longer than analytics.
Filtering Events
► To filter events:
Go to Cybersecurity► Events
Use common filter bar, as shown below
Or click on the value you are interested in from within the distribution view, as shown below.
You can add one or more values to the filter from the event table. These values can be added as included or excluded, simply by choosing the appropriate icon.
See the example below.
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