This feature is available for all customers using the Google Security Operations
Google Cloud license who have access in the Settings >
Permissions page.
Two types of permissions can be assigned to users in the Permissions
page:
View: select the View Advanced Reports checkbox to give
users access to view reports in the Advanced Reports tab.
Edit: select the Allow editing Advanced reports checkbox
to permit users to edit, duplicate, share, download, and delete advanced
reports.
Advanced Reports are accessible to all platform users through the
Reports tab without any prior setup.
The following folders in the Advanced Reports tab are available:
Default: available for administrators only. Reports in this
folder come predefined and can't be edited. However, they can be duplicated
and edited in a different folder. For the full list of default reports
together with their descriptions, see
Default Advanced SOAR reports in depth.
Personal: reports that you create yourself using the
Looker components. You can also duplicate reports from the Default
or Shared folders and save them here.
Shared: reports that you created and shared with others or that
others created and shared with you.
Building reports with SOAR Explores
SOAR Explores let you define and visualize specific data by selecting
the relevant fields. While the process of creating a report using SOAR
Explores is similar to the Looker dashboard process, SOAR Explores
include additional fields that are specific to SOAR.
You can use custom fields created in Google SecOps within advanced reports to gain deeper insights into your cases and alerts. To learn how to use custom fields in Looker reports, including LookML formulas and filtering techniques, see Manage Custom Fields.
Share Reports
Click
share
Share.
Select the environments for the report that you want to share with
Google SecOps users of those environments.
If you want to share the report with users who have view-only access,
make sure you select the checkbox.
Duplicate Reports
Click
content_copy
Duplicate Report.
Select the folder you want to duplicate the report into.
Select the required environments.
Rename Looker reports
You can only rename reports that you have created or duplicated and which
appear in your personal or shared folder.
Open the report you want to rename.
Click more_vertDashboard actions,
and select Edit dashboard.
Place your pointer in the name field and write the new name.
Click Save.
Troubleshooting
The following error may appear in the Advanced reports page:
You are not authenticated to view this page
If you see this error, but you're sure that you're authenticated, then your
browser is probably blocking Looker cookies. You can enable
Looker cookies in your browser to access advanced reports. The process
for enabling Looker cookies depends on your browser.
To enable Looker cookies and access the Advanced reports page
in Google Chrome, follow these steps:
Right-click anywhere on the page and then select Inspect.
Click one of the reports and copy the URL to your clipboard.
In the Chrome Settings, go to
Privacy and Security > Third-party cookies.
In the Allowed to use third-party cookies section, click
Add and enter the Looker URL.
You should now be able to view the advanced reports.
Known issues and limitations
SOAR Advanced Reports have the following known issues and limitations:
The Move to trash action from the Dashboard actions menu within a report does not work. To delete a report, click Delete Reportabove the report.
The Test now action in the Schedule Delivery dialog from the Dashboard actions menu within a report does not work. To test whether the report arrives as expected, in the Schedules dialog (of a saved report), click Send now.
You cannot export and import saved reports that are configured with the Merge queries action.
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Reports in this folder come predefined and can't be edited. However, they can be duplicated and edited in a different folder. For the full list of default reports together with their descriptions, see [Default Advanced SOAR reports in depth.](/chronicle/docs/soar/monitor-and-report/soar-reports/default-advanced-reports-in-depth)\n- **Personal:** reports that you create yourself using the Looker components. You can also duplicate reports from the Default or Shared folders and save them here.\n- **Shared:** reports that you created and shared with others or that others created and shared with you.\n\n### Building reports with SOAR Explores\n\nSOAR Explores let you define and visualize specific data by selecting\nthe relevant fields. While the process of creating a report using SOAR\nExplores is similar to the Looker dashboard process, SOAR Explores\ninclude additional fields that are specific to SOAR.\n\nFor more information, see\n[Creating Charts and Visualizations](/chronicle/docs/reports/create-chart-visualization).\n\nTo view all available Looker Explores and their descriptions,\nsee [Using Looker Explores in SOAR Reports](/chronicle/docs/soar/monitor-and-report/soar-reports/using-looker-explores-in-soar-reports).\n\nTo create a report using SOAR Explores, follow these steps:\n\n1. Go to **Dashboards and Reports \\\u003e SOAR Reports**.\n2. Click **Advanced Reports**.\n3. Click add **Add report** . The **Create new report** dialog appears.\n4. In the **Create new report** dialog, add a name for the report, and choose a folder and an environment.\n5. Click **Create** . The new report is added to the list of reports in either **Personal Reports** or **Shared Reports** folders.\n6. Select the report and click **Edit Dashboard**.\n7. Click **Add**, located under the report name.\n8. From the list, select **Visualization** . The **Choose an Explore** dialog appears.\n9. Choose the relevant SOAR Explore to access data fields specific to your report.\n10. In the **All Fields** tab, choose the dimensions and measures relevant to your report.\n11. Once all of the relevant fields are selected, customize your report as needed and click **Save**. The tile is added to the dashboard.\n\n| **Note:** To edit each dashboard tile, click **Edit** in the tile from the dashboard.\n\nFor more information on how to create and edit Looker reports, see\n[Exploring data in Looker](/looker/docs/exploring-data).\n\n### Use custom fields in advanced reports\n\n\nYou can use custom fields created in Google SecOps within advanced reports to gain deeper insights into your cases and alerts. To learn how to use custom fields in Looker reports, including LookML formulas and filtering techniques, see [Manage Custom Fields](/chronicle/docs/soar/investigate/working-with-cases/adding-custom-fields#use-custom-fields-in-advanced-reports).\n\nShare Reports\n-------------\n\n1. Click share **Share**.\n2. Select the environments for the report that you want to share with Google SecOps users of those environments.\n3. If you want to share the report with users who have view-only access, make sure you select the checkbox.\n\nDuplicate Reports\n-----------------\n\n1. Click content_copy **Duplicate Report**.\n2. Select the folder you want to duplicate the report into.\n3. Select the required environments.\n\nRename Looker reports\n---------------------\n\nYou can only rename reports that you have created or duplicated and which\nappear in your personal or shared folder.\n\n1. Open the report you want to rename.\n2. Click more_vert**Dashboard actions** , and select **Edit dashboard**.\n3. Place your pointer in the name field and write the new name.\n4. Click **Save**.\n\nTroubleshooting\n---------------\n\nThe following error may appear in the **Advanced reports** page: \n\n```\nYou are not authenticated to view this page\n```\n\nIf you see this error, but you're sure that you're authenticated, then your\nbrowser is probably blocking Looker cookies. You can enable\nLooker cookies in your browser to access advanced reports. The process\nfor enabling Looker cookies depends on your browser.\n\nTo enable Looker cookies and access the **Advanced reports** page\nin Google Chrome, follow these steps:\n\n1. Right-click anywhere on the page and then select **Inspect**.\n2. Click one of the reports and copy the URL to your clipboard.\n3. In the Chrome Settings, go to **Privacy and Security \\\u003e Third-party cookies**.\n4. In the **Allowed to use third-party cookies** section, click **Add** and enter the Looker URL.\n\nYou should now be able to view the advanced reports.\n\n\u003cbr /\u003e\n\nKnown issues and limitations\n----------------------------\n\nSOAR Advanced Reports have the following known issues and limitations:\n\n- The **Move to trash** action from the **Dashboard actions** menu within a report does not work. To delete a report, click **Delete Report** *above the report*.\n- The **Test now** action in the **Schedule Delivery** dialog from the **Dashboard actions** menu within a report does not work. To test whether the report arrives as expected, in the **Schedules** dialog (of a saved report), click **Send now**.\n- You cannot export and import saved reports that are configured with the **Merge queries** action.\n\n**Need more help?** [Get answers from Community members and Google SecOps professionals.](https://security.googlecloudcommunity.com/google-security-operations-2)"]]