É possível mostrar e baixar um grande número de eventos associados a cada detecção de ameaça. Isso permite pesquisar em um amplo conjunto de dados armazenados na sua conta do Google Security Operations para encontrar problemas de segurança.
Mostrar e fazer o download de eventos
Siga estas etapas para mostrar e baixar os eventos associados a uma detecção:
Na barra de navegação, clique em Detecção > Regras e detecções.
Clique na guia Painel de regras.
Painel de regras
Clique em uma regra para abrir a visualização "Detecções de regras".
Selecione uma detecção na lista e expanda a lista de eventos de amostra clicando na seta à esquerda.
Há um limite de até 10 amostras de evento para cada variável de evento definida na regra. As amostras de eventos que ultrapassarem esse limite serão omitidas.
A opção Fazer o download como CSV aparece se exemplos de eventos foram omitidos da sua detecção. É possível baixar no máximo 100.000 eventos.
As amostras de eventos são classificadas por carimbo de data/hora na UI. O Google não garante a classificação de amostras de eventos ao ler detecções das APIs do Chronicle.
Detecção com eventos de amostra expandidos e a opção "Baixar tudo".
(Opcional) Clique no ícone Colunas e adicione outras colunas de informações às listas de eventos de amostra. Essas informações serão incluídas no arquivo CSV baixado.
Opções de colunas
Clique no link Fazer o download como CSV. As amostras de eventos são baixadas como um arquivo CSV, que pode ser aberto na maioria dos aplicativos de planilha.
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