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Insights overview
Forcepoint Insights provides administrators with access to intuitive, product-specific dashboards and comprehensive logging capabilities. By simplifying the management of security operations through customizable dashboards, automated reporting, and real-time event analysis, Insights enables organizations to swiftly respond to security events and streamline compliance requirements.
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Details of new and updated features, as well as known and resolved issues.
Accessing Insights
You can access Insights from your Forcepoint Data Security Cloud | SSE or Forcepoint RBI.
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Insights offers Pre-Defined dashboards to deliver comprehensive visibility and actionable intelligence across your Forcepoint solutions.
Discover
Use the Discover page to query data and create your own widgets, which you can then add to your custom dashboards or use as standalone reports.
Catalog
The Catalog page enables you to create and manage custom widgets and custom dashboards as per your organization's requirements.
Transaction Viewer
Use the Transaction Viewer page to view the log records of data collections in Insights.
Exporting logs
- Exporting logs using Export API
  The Export API allows tenants to export all logs generated within Forcepoint. This section explains how tenants can utilize the Insights API to export data.
- Log Export Script
  The Log Export Script fetches logs from the Log Export API and saves them locally. Administrators must install and use Python 3.6 or above in a Linux environment to run the script.
Scheduler
Use the Scheduler page to view and manage the schedules set for sending reports of custom or Pre-Defined dashboards, dashboard groups, or widgets, or transaction views.
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Exporting logs

Exporting logs using Export API
The Export API allows tenants to export all logs generated within Forcepoint. This section explains how tenants can utilize the Insights API to export data.
Log Export Script
The Log Export Script fetches logs from the Log Export API and saves them locally. Administrators must install and use Python 3.6 or above in a Linux environment to run the script.