Applies To: Cloud-managed Fireboxes, Locally-managed Fireboxes
The KCSiE report provides information about web searches made from host computers with these search engines:
- bing.com
- google.com
- google.co.uk
- google.ie
- google.ca
This report is available when log messages with data for this report exist in the specified time frame. Logging for cloud-managed Fireboxes is automatically enabled.
How to Use this Report
You can use this report to view information about a search query that a user on your network submits to a search engine, and that query includes a keyword from a list of internal keywords or Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) keywords. For example, you could review the search keywords and identify users who search for keywords related to violence or firearms.
View the Report
This report is available in WatchGuard Cloud only and only for Fireboxes with the Total Security Suite or the Basic Security Suite with a Data Retention License.
- Select Monitor > Devices.
- Select a folder or a specific device.
- To select the report date range, click
. - From Device Summary, select Detail > KCSiE.
The KCSiE report opens.
Pivots
You can use pivots to change the view of the data on the detail report.
To switch to a different view, select a pivot from the drop-down list above the report.
The detail report includes these pivots:
Users
Shows search data organized by the authenticated user who made the search.
Hosts
Shows search data organized by the host computer the search originated from.
KCSiE Report Detail View
The KCSiE report is available as a Detail report.
The KCSiE detail report includes a row for each KCSiE keyword search made and includes this information:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Event Time | Date and time of the search |
| Authenticated User | Name of the user who performed the search If authentication is not enabled on the device, None shows in this column. |
| Host | IP address or name of the host computer the search originated from |
| Search Engine | URL of the search engine |
| Keywords | Search keywords |