Enterprise Search
Accessing the Enterprise Search page
By default, the Enterprise Search page gives a listing of all the files that were scanned and cataloged. By utilizing the GetVisibility Query Language (GQL), you can filter this data to focus on a more manageable subset. This allows you to narrow your search, making it easier to analyze and take appropriate action.
The Enterprise Search page also enables you to access recently used filters, save frequently used filters as bookmarks, and customize the column headings to create more meaningful reports.
From the left navigation under Dashboard select the Enterprise Search section.

Filtering Data

Click on the Add Filter button, to chose from multiple available filters:

Advanced Filtering using GQL
You can also write advanced filters using GQL Query. An example is shown below. For more details refer to GQL.

Reset Filters
You can reset the filters using the Reset button.

Exporting Data

- Use the EXPORT button to create a CSV or JSON download of the filtered data.
Column Selection
You can select columns to display details by selecting the specific column from the Column Configuration menu. Open the Column Configuration by clicking the wheel icon as shown below:

The Column Configuration menu also captures details on the purpose of each column.

View Trends
You can further view the classification trends by clicking the
icon. An example, is shown below:

Menu Options on the hamburger menu
Under the hamburger menu, you can see the following menu options:
| Edit Classification | To adjust the machine learning classification of a file, click on the option Manually verify classification option from the hamburger menu. This opens the
following window where you can modify the classification suggested by ML manually. After modifying the classification click SAVE. |
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| Send to classification pipeline | Send file(s) for re-classification. That is, it will fetch the content of the file(s), run pattern matching, detectors, DLP policies (if enabled and) and AI classification, and as a
result of it the classification, compliance tags, data attributes, detectors, DLP Rule Name, patterns, sensitive, critical other attributes will be updated.
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| View Access Rights | A detailed list will appear showing the Security Identifier (SID), the display name associated with that SID, the organizational unit, domain, and the specific permissions
granted.
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| Revoke Permissions | Select and revoke specific user permissions previously allotted: |
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| File Audit Log | This functionality allows to see the details on the scanning process for a specific file. For instance, if specific file wasn’t successfully classified, then we can see what was happened
with this file during the scanning: what pipeline stages were successfully passed, at which stage the file was filtered out and at which stage of classification the error occurred. See the
screen shots below. Click on the File Audit Log option. It opens the details for each scan where a file was processed. Specifically what stages of the pipeline were passed successfully (CATALOGUE_FINISHED, DISCOVERY_COMPLETED) and at which stage an error happened and as a result file was FILTERED_OUT from further classification. Following is an explanation of each stage in the classification pipeline:
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| Move selected file(s) | Select and move specific file to a specified destination folder on a selected data source. An example, is shown below:
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| File Lineage |
File Lineage is the ability to track the complete history of a file which includes information like when it was created, moved, copied, shared etc. You need to have audit logs enabled in advance in the specific data sources. On the hamburger menu, select File Lineage. An example is shown below:
You can also export the lineage information using the Export to CSV option. |
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| View file content |





