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The Event : Approx Log Time filter sets the time range for the event data. The default setting is in the last 7 days. You can update this filter with a wide range of customizable settings.

To update the time range filter, click the arrow () on the right, under the Edit button, to expand the filters panel. In the Event : Approx Log Time filter, select an operator from the first drop down menu and then enter or select values in the subsequent fields, depending on the operator you selected. To save your filter changes, click Apply on the right side of the filter panel. The updated filter is applied to the visualization.

This pie chart shows the total number of AI prompt events in your environment, during the filtered time range, and illustrates what proportions of those prompts were allowed or blocked. To view the represented values, hover your cursor over the graph slices. To drill down into a value and view the underlying events, click a graph slice and select the Show Results in Search option. The Search application opens and a query is populated in the search bar for you to run.

This bar chart breaks down the count of AI prompt events in your environment, during the filtered time range, by both the source host and whether the prompts were allowed or blocked. To view the represented values, hover your cursor over the bars in the chart. To drill down into a value and view the underlying events, click a bar and select the Show Results in Search option. The Search application opens and a query is populated in the search bar for you to run.

This bar chart displays the count of AI violations (represented by blocked prompt events) in your environment, during the filtered time range. Each bar in the chart represents a user and is color coded to show the different reasons for which that user's AI prompts were blocked. To view the represented values, hover your cursor over the bars in the chart. To drill down into a value and view the underlying events, click a bar and select the Show Results in Search option. The Search application opens and a query is populated in the search bar for you to run.

This bar chart breaks down the count of AI prompt events in your environment, during the filtered time range, by both the user email addresses and whether the prompts were allowed or blocked. To view the represented values, hover your cursor over the bars in the chart. To drill down into a value and view the underlying events, click a bar and select the Show Results in Search option. The Search application opens and a query is populated in the search bar for you to run.

This bar chart breaks down the count of AI prompt events in your environment, during the filtered time range, by both the application ID and whether the prompts were allowed or blocked. To view the represented values, hover your cursor over the bars in the chart. To drill down into a value and view the underlying events, click a bar and select the Show Results in Search option. The Search application opens and a query is populated in the search bar for you to run.

This table lists the count of AI violations in your environment, during the filtered time range. The data is filtered by the AI prompt violation reasons, whether the AI prompts were blocked or allowed, and the users responsible for the prompts. To sort the table by a specific column, click the column heading and toggle the arrow to sort in ascending () or descending () order. To drill down into a value in the Count column and view the underlying events, click a count value and select the Show Results in Search option. The Search application opens and a query is populated in the search bar for you to run.