Splunk User Behavior Analytics

analysing/visualising one to many relationships

tmtcollins
Explorer

Hi, I need to do some analysis on access permissions of an application.

I want to graphically show the relationships of users and the access they have. I have a simple data set like the format below (I have a much bigger dataset):

I would like to answer the question:

Of the users who have access to a specific folder, say "Apple", what other folders to they have access to and what are the associated volumes with that connection.

I was thinking Sankey diagram but I am having trouble getting the data in the right format. Any help would be really appreciated.

UserIDFolder
1Apple
1Banana
2Apple
3Apple
3Orange
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