User Interface

Spherical Defense comes with a web user interface included. Here are the usage instructions.

The user interface is hosted on port 80 of your Spherical Defense deployment, which means you can access it from your browser by simply entering the address of the server in your browser.

Spherical Defense user interface.

The application is easy to use, and provides information about the running system and also the API requests that is has analysed.

System status, and model training information panel.

Element	Detail
Collecting	This task is shown with tick if sufficient traffic has been ingested to begin training.
Processing	This task is shown with a tick if the pre-training processing has completed.
Training	This task is shown with a tick if the system is current training a security model.
Ready	This task is shown with a tick if at least one security model has been trained, and new requests are being evaluated.
Training Requests	The number of requests that have been received and are being incorporated for training subsequent models.
Models	The number of security models that have been trained. The one with the highest detection accuracy is preserved for evaluation.
Accuracy	The estimated detection accuracy of the best available model.
Events	The number of security events that have been received.

Historical API requests over the last 30 days, including the number of detected anomalies (red).

You can see security alerts by selecting a date range in the last 30 days.

Security alerts will be shown in this table, which can searched and sorted.

Column	Detail
Score	How anomalous this event is. This ranges between 100 (very anomalous) and 0 (only slightly anomalous).
Timestamp	When the event occurred.
Anomaly Focus	The part of the request which triggered the event.
›	Show the entirety of the request.

The API request that triggered the event can be explored by clicking on the right-facing chevron.