Hi, As per the query you posted, here is the possible solution I managed to get which you can follow- Open your snort logs in the tool or platform you are using for log analysis. Look for a feature or option that allows you to define custom extraction rules or create new fields based on the log data. This may vary depending on the specific tool you are using. Find the option to add a new field or define a custom extraction rule. Name the new field "Priority" or any desired name. Specify the extraction rule for the "Priority" field. In this case, you want to extract the string value. Depending on the tool, you may need to provide a regular expression or a pattern that matches the desired string. For example, you could use a pattern like Priority : (\d) to capture the priority value. Adjust the pattern as per your specific log format. Save the new field or extraction rule. Apply the newly created "Priority" field to your log analysis or visualization. Depending on the tool, you may need to re-run the analysis or refresh the visualization. Once the "Priority" field is applied, you should be able to generate a pie chart by searching for snort | top Priority. This should display the different priority values as distinct slices in the chart. By defining a custom extraction rule or field (https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.1.0/Data/Configureindex-timefieldextraction) for the priority value, you can ensure that it treats different values, such as "Priority : 3" and "Priority : 2", as separate entities rather than merging them into a single value. Note: The specific steps may vary depending on the log analysis tool or platform you are using. Please consult the documentation or support resources for your specific tool for more accurate instructions tailored to your environment. Also, this Splunk certification resource will help you understand it more better.
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