# Notable Events

This page shows the important events identified by the portal. Fields like hostname, artifact types, classification rules, risk score, and severity categorize events.

* The "**Alerts**" section shows the risky events on one grid. Users can quickly search and find specific entries. By using the "..." button, they can be acknowledged or set as trusted.

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* The "**Scenario Analysis**" section shows artifacts that trigger CyberCyte scenario rules. Each title shows a specific name of the scenario rule.

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* The "**Alert Distribution**" section shows time-based alert distribution. Users can increase or decrease time intervals for better search.

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* The "**Alert Tracking**" section shows the alerts with separate titles. Each title shows a specific result of the analysis.

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