Getting Started
Visualization tools and dashboards such as those in the Armor Management Portal use values of data to help security teams visualize what is occurring in each environment. Users can then process that data to develop reports and graphs, making it easier to share with others. Once data is gathered, users can then take advantage of the virtualization and reporting capabilities with just a few clicks.
With Log Search and Data Visualization capabilities, users can build customer dashboards within the Armor Management Portal. With just a few clicks, users can visualize log alerts and incident information within any environment. For example, teams may want to see where a certain malware has surfaced across multiple environments. Searches can show patterns and include artifacts for analysis. Searches can also be saved and are designed to return results based on a current time range.
Please make sure to review ChaosSearch's documentation on Log Search data and visualization.
A list of Standard Visualizations has been prepared for users, including steps to configure and examples of each visualization.
For more information on the Log Search data and visualization tool, please see Elastic's Kibana documentation.
Exporting Data from Log Search
Users can export small quantities of documents (logs, events, vulnerabilities, security incidents, cspm alerts, edr alerts) via a Data Table visualization within Log Search.
- In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Log Search.
In Log Search, click the Visualize tab.
Click on the Create New Visualization button.
In the New Visualization popup window, click on Data Table.
In the New Data Table / Choose a source popup window, select the appropriate source for the query.
Customize the visualization as needed.
Armor recommends that users add a bucket in the Buckets dropdown and configure its settings to match the screenshot above.When finished, click the Blue Triangle just above metrics to Apply Changes.
Users can use the +Add filter link (see screenshot) to limit the results that are returned to contain only the events to be exported.
Query date functionality works as it does in the ‘Discover’ page.
Export links i(see screenshot) can be used to export the results in CSV format via browser download.
While filtering for the index-pattern, the behavior of the search box can be confusing. The Search Box will automatically append a wildcard to the end of a filter, but not to the beginning. To ensure that a search will return data users should only filter from Page 1 and prepend a wildcard character to the search.
e.g. *_5797 will search for *_5797* and return 5441_5797_customer as long as users are on Page 1
Never filter from any pages other than Page 1.
Log Search Field Glossary
Log Search allows for the use of both scripted and custom field names. For a complete list of all scripted field names, please see Elastic's ECS Field Reference.
The list below contains custom fields created by Armor. This list is constantly growing, so if you are unable to find what you're looking for, please reach out to your Customer Success Manager or Support.
| Name | Description |
| @timestamp | Represents the time extracted from the original event. |
| @version | The document's version. |
| _id | The document’s ID. |
| _index | The index to which the document belongs. |
| _score | The original JSON representing the body of the document. |
| _type | The document’s mapping type. |
| armor_metadata | Contains information about the Armor Account. |
| beat.hostname | Alias to agent.hostname. |
| beat.name | Alias to host.name. |
| beat.version | Elastic Filebeat version. |
| data_type | The data source or type of Armor data. |
| destination.address | The request's destination IP address. |
| document_size | The document’s size. |
| dst_geo.city_name | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo city name. |
| dst_geo.continent_code | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo continent code. |
| dst_geo.country_code2 | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo country code 2. |
| dst_geo.country_code3 | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo country code 3. |
| dst_geo.country_name | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo country name. |
| dst_geo.dma_code | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo dma code. |
| dst_geo.latitude | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo latitude. |
| dst_geo.longitude | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo longitude. |
| dst_geo.postal_code | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo postal code. |
| dst_geo.region_code | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo region code. |
| dst_geo.region_name | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo region name. |
| dst_geo.timezone | Destination Geo IP, or user-supplied destination Geo timezone. |
| dst_ip | IP addres of the destination. Can be one or more IPv4 or IPv6 addresses. This field is available in armor ingestion supported logs for; AWS VPC Flow Logs Web Application Firewall (WAF) Brocade - Virtual Traffic Manager Imperva - SecureSphere Juniper |
| dst_port | Port of the destination. This field is available in armor ingestion supported logs for; AWS VPC Flow Logs Web Application Firewall (WAF) Brocade - Virtual Traffic Manager Imperva - SecureSphere Juniper |
| event.ReportId | The Report ID of the CSPM report. |
| event_timestamp | Represents the date when the event started or when the activity was first observed. |
| event_uuid | The event's universally unique identifier (UUID). |
| events.count | The total count of events. |
| events.rate_15m | The per-second event rate in a 15-minute sliding window. |
| events.rate_1m | The per-second event rate in a 1-minute sliding window. |
| events.rate_5m | The per-second event rate in a 5-minute sliding window. |
| external_id | A unique id assigned to the armor agent installed on a customer host machine. |
| host.name | The event source's hostname. |
| http.request.body.bytes | The size of the request body sent to the server in bytes. |
| http.request.method | The method of the HTTP request (GET, POST, PUT). |
| http.request.referrer | The referrer for the logged HTTP request. |
| http.response.body.bytes | The size of the server's response in bytes. |
| http.response.status_code | The HTTP response status code. |
| http.version | The version of the HTTP protocol used in the request. |
| iis.access.server_name | The name of the server on which the log file entry was generated. |
| iis.access.site_name | The site name and instance number. |
| iis.access.sub_status | The substatus code of the HTTP request. |
| iis.access.win32_status | The Windows status code returned by IIS. |
| index_type | Differentiates the type of Trend data (e.g AV/FIM/IDS). |
| input.type | The document's input type. |
| keywords | |
| labels.parent_id | Contains the customer's parent Armor Account Number. |
| log.file.path | The path to the log file. |
| logsource.hostname | The hostname of the logsource. |
| logsource.origin | The origin of the logsource. |
| logsource.relay_port | The relay port of the logsource. |
| logsource.timestamp | The timestamp of the logsource. |
| message | Raw test message of entire event. |
| message_size | The size of the message. |
| nginx.access.remote_ip_list | An array of remote IP addresses relevant to the request; can include IP address from HTTP headers. |
| original_timestamp | The original timestamp of the message. |
| parentId | The document's parent account identifier. |
| parsed.sshd.event | OpenSSH server process event. |
| parsed.sshd.message | OpenSSH server process message. |
| parsed.sshd.message_code | OpenSSH server process message code. |
| parsed.sudo.command | The command executed using sudo. |
| parsed.sudo.error | The resulting error from command using sudo. |
| parsed.sudo.pwd | The print working directory (pwd) where command using sudo was executed. |
| parsed.sudo.tty | The name of the device file used when command using sudo was executed. |
| parsed.sudo.username | The username of the sudoer. |
| parsed.trendmicro.action | The action performed by the Anti-Malware engine or detected by the integrity rule. Possible values are: Deny Access, Quarantine, Delete, Pass, Clean, Terminate, and Unspecified. Can contain: created, updated, deleted or renamed. |
| parsed.trendmicro.category | Event category. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cn1 | The agent computer's internal unique identifier. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cn1_label | The name label for the field cn1. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cn2 | The size of the quarantine file. This extension is included only when the "direct forward" from agent /appliance is selected. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cn2_label | The name label for the field cn2. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cn3 | Position within packet of data that triggered the event. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cn3_label | The name label for the field cn3. |
| parsed.trendmicro.count | The number of times this event was sequentially repeated. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs1 | (Optional) A note field which can contain a short binary or text note associated with the payload file. If the value of the note field is all printable ASCII characters, it will be logged as text with spaces converted to underscores. If it contains binary data, it will be logged using Base-64 encoding. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs1_label | The name label for the field cs1. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs2 | (For the TCP protocol only) The raw TCP flag byte followed by the URG, ACK, PSH, RST, SYN and FIN fields may be present if the TCP header was set. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs2_label | The name label for the field cs2. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs3 | |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs3_label | The name label for the field cs3. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs5 | Position within stream of data that triggered the event. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs5_label | The name label for the field cs5. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs6 | A combined value that includes the sum of the flag values: 1 - Data truncated - Data could not be logged. 2 - Log Overflow - Log overflowed after this log. 4 - Suppressed - Logs threshold suppressed after this log. 8 - Have Data - Contains packet data 16 - Reference Data - References previously logged data. |
| parsed.trendmicro.cs6_label | The name label for the field cs6. |
| parsed.trendmicro.description | Event description. |
| parsed.trendmicro.ds_frame_type | Connection ethernet frame type. |
| parsed.trendmicro.ds_tenant | Deep Security tenant name. |
| parsed.trendmicro.ds_tenant_id | Deep Security tenant ID number. |
| parsed.trendmicro.dst_ip | IP address of the destination computer. |
| parsed.trendmicro.dst_mac | Destination MAC Address. |
| parsed.trendmicro.dst_port | (For TCP and UDP protocol only) Port number of the destination computer's connection or session. |
| parsed.trendmicro.dvchost | The hostname or IPv6 address for cn1. Does not appear if the source is an IPv4 address. (Uses dvc field instead.) |
| parsed.trendmicro.file_path | The location of the malware file or integrity rule target entity. May contain a file or directory path, registry key, etc. |
| parsed.trendmicro.in | (For inbound connections only) Number of inbound bytes read. |
| parsed.trendmicro.message | The type of scan. Possible values are: Realtime, Scheduled, and Manual. |
| parsed.trendmicro.name | Event name. |
| parsed.trendmicro.out | (For outbound connections only) Number of outbound bytes read. |
| parsed.trendmicro.proto | Name of the connection transport protocol used. |
| parsed.trendmicro.severity | The severity of the event. 1 is the least severe; 10 is the most severe. |
| parsed.trendmicro.src_ip | IP address of the source computer. |
| parsed.trendmicro.src_mac | Source computer network interface MAC address. |
| parsed.trendmicro.src_port | (For TCP and UDP protocol only) Source computer connection port. |
| parsed.trendmicro.suser | Deep Security Manager administrator's account. |
| parsed.trendmicro.target | The subject of the event. It can be the administrator account logged into Deep Security Manager, or a computer. |
| parsed.trendmicro.trend_micro_ds_file_sha1 | The SHA1 hash of the file |
| parsed.trendmicro.trend_micro_ds_malware_target | The file, process, or registry key (if any) that the malware was trying to affect. If the malware was trying to affect more than one, this field will contain the value "Multiple." Only suspicious activity monitoring and unauthorized change monitoring have values for this field. |
| parsed.trendmicro.trend_micro_ds_malware_target_type | The type of system resource that this malware was trying to affect, such as the file system, a process, or Windows registry. Only suspicious activity monitoring and unauthorized change monitoring have values for this field. |
| parsed.trendmicro.username | (If parse-able username exists) The name of the target user initiated the log entry. |
| prospector.type | The type of Filebeat prospector used. |
| proto | Name of the connection transport protocol used. |
| received_timestamp | The timestamp of when Elasticsearch received document. |
| source | The document's source. |
| source.address | The event source's IP address. |
| src_geo.city_name | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo city name. |
| src_geo.continent_code | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo continent code. |
| src_geo.country_code2 | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo country code 2. |
| src_geo.country_code3 | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo country code 3. |
| src_geo.country_name | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo country name. |
| src_geo.dma_code | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo dma code. |
| src_geo.latitude | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo latitude. |
| src_geo.longitude | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo longitude. |
| src_geo.postal_code | Source's postal code. |
| src_geo.region_code | Source's region code. |
| src_geo.region_name | Source's region name. |
| src_geo.timezone | Source Geo IP, or user-supplied source Geo timezone. |
| src_ip | Source's IP address. |
| src_port | Source's port. |
| syslog_facility | Syslog facility levels. |
| syslog_facility_code | Syslog facility level code. |
| syslog_pid | Syslog process identification number (pid). |
| syslog_program | Syslog program name. |
| syslog_severity | Syslog severity level. |
| syslog_severity_code | Syslog severity level code. |
| syslog_timestamp | Syslog timestamp. |
| syslog5424_pri | The name of field which passes in the extracted PRI part of the syslog message. |
| tenant_id | The document's tenant ID. |
| trendmicro.dsm.syslog_hostname | The syslog hostname used to forward logs to the Trend Micro DSM. |
| trendmicro.dsm.syslog_message | The syslog message sent to the Trend Micro DSM. |
| type | The document's type |
| url.original | The unmodified original url as recorded in the event source. |
| url.path | The path of the request. |
| url.query | The request's query string. |
| user.name | The user making the request if the request is authenticated. |
| user_agent.device.name | The name of the device recorded in the user agent string. |
| user_agent.name | The name of the client's user agent. |
| user_agent.original | The unparsed user_agent string of the request. |
| user_agent.os.name | The operating system from which the client sent the request. |
| username | The document's username. |
| vulnerability.cve | Contains the URL related to a vulnerability and provides more information for the customer to read. |
| vulnerability.published | Contains the year that a vulnerability was first announced. |
| vulnerability.solution | Contains the solution for a given vulnerability. |
| vulnerability.vulnerability_type | Contains information about the type of vulnerability. |
| wineventlog.activity_id | The globally unique identifier (GUID) for the activity in process for which the event is involved. |
| wineventlog.computer_name | Gets the name of the computer on which this event was logged. |
| wineventlog.event_data.target_user_name | The TargetUserName of the Windows user event logged. |
| wineventlog.event_id | The identifier for this event. |
| wineventlog.level | The level of the event. The level signifies the severity of the event. |
| wineventlog.log_name | The name of the event log where this event is logged. |
| wineventlog.opcode | The opcode of the event. The opcode defines a numeric value that identifies the activity or a point within an activity that the application was performing when it raised the event. |
| wineventlog.process_id | The process identifier for the event provider that logged this event. |
| wineventlog.provider_guid | The globally unique identifier (GUID) of the event provider that published this event. |
| wineventlog.record_number | The event record identifier of the event in the log. |
| wineventlog.source_name | The source of the event in the log. |
| wineventlog.task | The display name of the task for the event. |
| wineventlog.thread_id | The thread identifier for the thread that the event provider is running in. |
| wineventlog.user.domain | The domain of the user whose context is used to publish the event. |
| wineventlog.user.identifier | The security descriptor of the user whose context is used to publish the event. |
| wineventlog.user.name | The name of the user whose context is used to publish the event. |
| wineventlog.user.type | The type of user whose context is used to publish the event. |
| wineventlog.version | The version number for the event. |
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