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FabioFerreira,   You can use the config stage command to specify a timeframe like so...   config timeframe = 5m | dataset = fortinet_fortiauthenticator_vm_raw | filter deviceSeverity != "information" | filter deviceSeverity != "notice" | filter deviceSeverity = "warning" | comp count(msg) as counter | filter counter > 5 ... View more

RFeyertag,   The fact that this is done as a daily job is just an implementation detail.  It is unlikely that this will change. ... View more

Hi Justin_smi,   First, please check how many forensic licenses your organization purchased and verify that you are only deploying the live collection (configured in your Agent Settings profile) to as many hosts as you are licensed for.  You can't deploy this organization wide if you only purchased, say, 50 licenses.  Enabling the live collection in the Agent Settings profile is a simple matter of checking the "Monitor and Collect Forensics Data" checkbox and then selecting the artifacts you want to gather and upload.   In addition to live collection of forensics data, you can perform one time forensics triage actions and upload the data into the XDR console to use in the forensics analysis UI.  You can trigger an online triage by running the Forensics Triage action in the Action Center and selecting a Triage configuration to use, results will be automatically uploaded into the XDR console from the endpoint.  To gather a triage package offline, you can go to Incident Response -> Forensics -> Triage -> Configurations, and right-click the package you want to use for triage and clicking the download for either 32-bit or 64-bit collector.  Once you run this collector on the endpoint, you need to manually get the resulting package and use the "Import Offline Triage" button in the Configurations page to upload and process the collected triage package.   As to the usage of the data collected by the forensics module, this is an exercise left to trained forensics analysts.  XDR does not perform any analysis of the forensics data (beyond putting it into the appropriate views based on artifact type) and it is up to the trained forensics analyst to understand and interpret the data being presented. ... View more