Common event format

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Most managed products now use a common event format. The fields of this format can be used as columns in the Threat Event Log.

These fields include:

  • Action Taken — Action that the product took in response to the threat.

  • Agent GUID — Unique identifier of the agent that forwarded the event.

  • DAT Version — DAT version on the system that sent the event.

  • Detecting Product Host Name — Name of the system hosting the detecting product.

  • Detecting Product ID — ID of the detecting product.

  • Detecting Product IPv4 Address — IPv4 address of the system hosting the detecting product (if applicable).

  • Detecting Product IPv6 Address — IPv6 address of the system hosting the detecting product (if applicable).

  • Detecting Product MAC Address — MAC address of the system hosting the detecting product.

  • Detecting Product Name — Name of the detecting managed product.

  • Detecting Product Version — Version number of the detecting product.

  • Engine Version — Version number of the detecting product’s engine (if applicable).

  • Event Category — Category of the event. Possible categories depend on the product.

  • Event Generated Time (UTC) — Time in Coordinated Universal Time that the event was detected.

  • Event ID — Unique identifier of the event.

  • Event Received Time (UTC) — Time in Coordinated Universal Time that ePO - On-prem received the event.

  • File Path — File path of the system which sent the event.

  • Host Name — Name of the system which sent the event.

  • IPv4 Address — IPv4 address of the system which sent the event.

  • IPv6 Address — IPv6 address of the system which sent the event.

  • MAC Address — MAC address of the system which sent the event.

  • Network Protocol — Threat target protocol for network-homed threat classes.

  • Port Number — Threat target port for network-homed threat classes.

  • Process Name — Target process name (if applicable).

  • Server ID — Server ID that sent the event.

  • Threat Name — Name of the threat.

  • Threat Source Host Name — System name from which the threat originated.

  • Threat Source IPv4 Address — IPv4 address of the system from which the threat originated.

  • Threat Source IPv6 Address — IPv6 address of the system from which the threat originated.

  • Threat Source MAC Address — MAC address of the system from which the threat originated.

  • Threat Source URL — URL from which the threat originated.

  • Threat Source User Name — User name from which the threat originated.

  • Threat Type — Class of the threat.

  • User Name — Threat source user name or email address.