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Has anyone ever written any dashboards for analyst metrics around responding to notable events?
I'm primarily looking at trying to write a search to determine time to respond to a new notable event as well as time to close as well as tracking notable events still open per day.
The Incident Review audit is good for looking at what sorts of events are being opened, but is lacking on the response.
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I wrote this for average response time as well as the standard deviation for a chart of how fast events are being closed. Clearly you could modify the status_group portion to use a different field for detecting when an event is responded to.
`notable` | search NOT `suppression` status_group=Closed info_search_time=* review_time=* | eval response=(review_time-info_search_time)/60/60/24 | bin _time span=2w | stats avg(response) as "Avg (Days)", stdev(response) as "Std Dev (Days)" by urgency, _time | eval "Avg (Days)"=round('Avg (Days)',1) | eval "Std Dev (Days)"=round('Std Dev (Days)',1) | rename urgency as "Notable Event Urgency" | search "Notable Event Urgency"=critical OR "Notable Event Urgency"=high OR "Notable Event Urgency"=medium | table "Notable Event Urgency" _time "Avg (Days)" "Std Dev (Days)"
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I wrote this for average response time as well as the standard deviation for a chart of how fast events are being closed. Clearly you could modify the status_group portion to use a different field for detecting when an event is responded to.
`notable` | search NOT `suppression` status_group=Closed info_search_time=* review_time=* | eval response=(review_time-info_search_time)/60/60/24 | bin _time span=2w | stats avg(response) as "Avg (Days)", stdev(response) as "Std Dev (Days)" by urgency, _time | eval "Avg (Days)"=round('Avg (Days)',1) | eval "Std Dev (Days)"=round('Std Dev (Days)',1) | rename urgency as "Notable Event Urgency" | search "Notable Event Urgency"=critical OR "Notable Event Urgency"=high OR "Notable Event Urgency"=medium | table "Notable Event Urgency" _time "Avg (Days)" "Std Dev (Days)"
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What version of ES are you on?
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I'm on version 3.3.1.
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