Devo employs intricate mechanisms to support elaborate and interrelated queries, yet there may be instances where we need to further our investigation using external information sources. Devo drill downs automatize this process by redirecting you to pages based on data table values in just a few clicks.

The Devo Exchange is a vibrant community-based marketplace full of valuable content that Devo customers can browse, install, and manage with push-button simplicity. Devo Exchange enables you to realize immediate value from your Devo deployment by providing on-demand access to content relevant to your security ecosystem. Devo Exchange reduces the time your team needs to spend creating custom content and accelerates the deployment of impactful use cases.

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For a more accurate analysis of the events, now Devo offers the possibility to work with both creation and ingestion dates. Table of Contents.

In this use case, a hypothetical attacker used an exploit against our machine in the local network, which triggered an alert from an external security service. Our external service does not provide additional details about the threat. We will use this Flow to combine the external service data and the data extracted by Devo to check if there's any data flow from the victim to the attacker.

Behind every data table lies an intricate web of connections between values. Use the Devo Graph diagram to represent columns of your data table as interactive nodes and links to gain invaluable insight into the bigger picture.

When graphically representing data to globally analyze the composition of a given data set, the Voronoi treemap is one of the most valuable tools. Discover everything that Devo offers you to create and use the Voronoi.

Devo’s unique architecture and open data model lets you collect, analyze and draw conclusions from data. You can use lookup tables to enrich this data by establishing complex relationships between any data in Devo.