When a campaign uses a connector in Automatic mode, BlackNoise fills in the detection data itself (statuses, sources, detection dates & times) from what the connector returns. The simulation grade and the detection indicators below are then established directly, with no manual qualification, as soon as the connector data has been gathered at the end of the simulation. You can still edit any status afterwards, for example to qualify the events the connector left Unqualified. See Connectors .
The average score of all events in the selected simulation, measuring how well the simulated attacks were detected. See the scoring method in Scoring & grades . The page also shows the number of executed events and the total execution time. From the second simulation onward, results are compared with the previous one, showing the percentage change for each measure.
- distribution of events across the four detection statuses.
- average time between an event's execution and the resulting alert; computed for
Alerted events with detection dates & times. - detected (
Alerted) events by severity. - the tools that detected the attacks; helps spot your most effective and under-exploited sources.
- distribution across
Reacted and Ignored. - average time between the alert and the applied response; computed for
Alerted events with detection and reaction dates & times. - events with a reaction, by severity.
- the response actions taken; an event can have several.
Reaction information is entered by you, including when a connector is used in Automatic mode: these indicators are complete once you have recorded the reactions (see Event details ).
Distribution of executed events across the three BlackNoise Simplified Kill Chain phases.
Distribution across the MITRE ATT&CK tactics — the adversary's goal, the "why" behind a technique. You can hide or show empty tactics and switch between a split or grouped view.