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In this lecture we will explore Cabana.

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That will be used as our new.

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Is IBM instead of Elsa and we will see alerts resulted from running the issue in board B caps correct

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that we have executed in the previous lecture.

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So now if I clicked on d i of Cubana and entered my credentials.

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So now we see the logs of our day and we do not have any need alerts.

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But if we changed the date to be the date of the pick up file we we have run the SO on board B caps

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grouped through so these date

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and then I will set the to date to the next day.

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So next date and then I can go.

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So now we see that we have about one hundred and thirty minutes left in this date and we see pie chart

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of the pilot summary and also we see chart of alert severity and alert classification and also we see

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counts for the alerts and source I addresses on boats destination IP addresses and ports.

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So this is log summarization and also we see

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detailed view of the alerts and we can do look aggregation by clicking the link of specific value.

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For example an Ivy

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and then we have to change the date to get the alerts

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related to that.

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Ivy

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So these look aggregation

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so in this lecture we have explored Cabana and have concluded our it charts about security union.