Questo documento spiega i timestamp comuni per eventi e rilevamenti.
Per saperne di più sui timestamp, consulta Funzione Data.
I seguenti timestamp sono correlati agli eventi:
Timestamp evento: l'ora in cui si è verificato un evento e viene memorizzata nel campo UDM metadata.event_timestamp. Le ricerche di regole e UDM utilizzano il campo metadata.event_timestamp per le query.
Timestamp di raccolta: ora in cui un evento è stato raccolto dall'infrastruttura di raccolta locale, ad esempio il forwarder. Queste informazioni sono memorizzate nel campo metadata.collected_timestamp
UDM.
Timestamp di importazione: ora in cui un evento è stato importato da Google Security Operations.
Queste informazioni vengono memorizzate nel campo UDM metadata.ingested_timestamp.
I seguenti timestamp vengono archiviati con i rilevamenti:
Finestra di rilevamento: per le regole con una sezione match,
viene creato un rilevamento nell'intervallo di tempo, chiamato
finestra di rilevamento. I timestamp degli eventi che hanno attivato il rilevamento
si trovano all'interno della finestra di rilevamento.
Timestamp di rilevamento: per le regole con una sezione match, il timestamp di rilevamento è l'ora di fine della finestra di rilevamento. In caso contrario, il timestamp
del rilevamento è il metadata.event_timestamp dell'evento che ha generato il
rilevamento.
Timestamp di creazione del rilevamento: data e ora in cui il rilevamento è stato creato dal motore di rilevamento.
Dove vengono visualizzati i timestamp nell'applicazione
Le sezioni seguenti definiscono dove puoi visualizzare questi timestamp nella UI.
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Rules and UDM searches use the `metadata.event_timestamp` field for queries.\n- **Collected timestamp** : Time when an event was collected by the local collection infrastructure, such as the forwarder. This is stored in the `metadata.collected_timestamp` UDM field.\n- **Ingested timestamp** : Time when an event was ingested by Google Security Operations. This is stored in the `metadata.ingested_timestamp` UDM field.\n\nThe following timestamps are stored with detections:\n\n- **Detection window** : For rules with a [`match` section](/chronicle/docs/detection/yara-l-2-0-syntax#match_section_syntax), a detection is created over the time range, called the *detection window*. The event timestamps for events that triggered the detection are within the detection window.\n- **Detection timestamp** : For rules with a `match` section, the detection timestamp is the end time of the detection window. Otherwise, the detection timestamp is the `metadata.event_timestamp` of the event that generated the detection.\n- **Detection created timestamp**: Date and time the detection was created by detection engine.\n\nWhere timestamps appear in the application\n------------------------------------------\n\nThe following sections define where you can view these timestamps in the UI.\n\n### UDM Event viewer\n\nTo open the **UDM Event** view, do the following:\n\n1. Perform a UDM Search.\n2. In the **Events** tab, select an event to open the [Event viewer](/chronicle/docs/investigation/udm-search#event-viewer)\n3. The **UDM event** pane displays the following data:\n\n - Event timestamp is stored in the `metadata.event_timestamp` UDM field (1).\n - Ingested timestamp is stored in the `metadata.ingested_timestamp` UDM field (2).\n\n### Detections panel\n\nTo open the **Detections** view, do the following:\n\n1. Open **Detections** \\\u003e **Rules \\& Detections** , and then click the **Dashboard** button.\n2. Click the rule name link under the **Rule name** column. The **Detections** panel appears and displays the following:\n\n - Detection timestamp appears in rows that identify a detection (1).\n - Event timestamp appears in rows that identify events (2).\n\n### Alert view\n\nTo open the **Alert** view, do the following:\n\n1. Open **Detections** \\\u003e **Alerts \\& IOCs**.\n2. Under the **Alerts** tab, click the alert name link in the **Name** column.\n3. Click the **Overview** tab to display the following:\n\n - Alert (or Detection) created timestamp appears in the **Alert Details** pane \\\u003e **Created** field (1).\n - Detection window appears in the **Detection Summary** pane \\\u003e **Detection window** field (2).\n - Detection timestamp appears is in the **Detection Summary** pane \\\u003e **Alerts detected at** field (3).\n\n**Need more help?** [Get answers from Community members and Google SecOps professionals.](https://security.googlecloudcommunity.com/google-security-operations-2)"]]
