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Data Lake Search๐Ÿ”—

Data Lake Search has replaced the deprecated Advanced Search experience. For details on this enhancement, see Migration from Advanced Search.

Data Lake Search is a powerful interface for querying detections and events across your tenant with the following options:

  • Use AI Search to translate natural language into Secureworksยฎ Taegisโ„ข XDR Advanced Search query language.
  • Build queries visually with Query Builder by selecting fields and operators.
  • Create queries from scratch with Query Editor using Advanced Search query language syntax, schemas, and operators.

Data Lake Search Menu

Data Lake Search has replaced the deprecated Advanced Search experience as of April 16, 2026. The new experience maintains the functionality of Advanced Search and adds the following:

  • A single-view direct navigation to all three search methods: Natural Language (NL) AI Search, Query Builder, and Query Editor
  • Significant improvements to our AI-enabled search capability with improved agent conversion from NL to query language
  • New categorized searches with keyword filtering to enable domain specific queries
  • New capability for tagging and saving searches with enhanced search history

As part of the migration from Advanced Search:

  • Your existing saved searches and search history have been automatically migrated to Data Lake Search.
  • Pivot searches and any custom code will automatically route to Data Lake Search.

Select a search method from the tabs below to find general guidance on running searches, saving queries, and customizing the search results columns.

From the Taegis Menu, go to Advanced Search > Data Lake Search and choose AI Search.

AI search.

Tip

Click the Pin icon to set this search method as the default in Data Lake Search.

For detailed documentation, see AI Search.

Run your Search Query๐Ÿ”—

Enter a natural language query in the search field, or click a ready-to-use prompt, and then click Search.

The AI-generated query shows with the results below.

AI search results.

Tip

Click the Feedback icons to provide feedback on AI-generated queries.

If necessary, refine your prompt and click Search again.

Tip

For tips on adjusting the query results table, see Filter and Rearrange Columns.

Note

Searches are automatically added to your tenant's search history table upon execution. For more information, see Search History.

Save your Search Query๐Ÿ”—

  1. Click Save Query.
  2. Enter a name for the search.
  3. Select a category from the dropdown.
  4. Optionally enter a description.
  5. Click Bookmark this Query if you want the search to appear in the My Bookmarked Queries category. For details, see Saved Queries.
  6. Click Save Query.

Save AI query.

From the Taegis Menu, go to Advanced Search > Data Lake Search and choose Query Builder.

Query builder.

Tip

Click the Pin icon to set this search method as the default in Data Lake Search.

For detailed instructions on using Query Builder fields and operators, see Query Builder.

Run your Search Query๐Ÿ”—

When you are ready to run your query, choose the date and time range and click Search or press Shift + Enter.

Tip

For tips on adjusting the query results table, see Filter and Rearrange Columns.

If necessary, refine your query and click Search again.

Note

Searches are automatically added to your tenant's search history table upon execution. For more information, see Search History.

Save your Search Query๐Ÿ”—

  1. Click Save Search.
  2. Enter a name for the search.
  3. Select a category from the dropdown.
  4. Optionally enter a description.
  5. Click Bookmark this Query if you want the search to appear in the My Bookmarked Queries category. For details, see Saved Queries.
  6. Click Save Query.

Save query builder search.

From the Taegis Menu, go to Advanced Search > Data Lake Search and choose Query Editor.

Query Editor.

Tip

Click the Pin icon to set this search method as the default in Data Lake Search.

Click the Basics tab in the Getting Started section to learn Advanced Search query language syntax basics and review sample queries. Click Cheat Sheet for quick reference on operators, functions, and more. For detailed documentation, see Query Editor.

Run your Search Query๐Ÿ”—

When you are ready to run your query, choose the date and time range and click Search or press Shift + Enter.

Tip

Click the Search Help icon to open Query Editor help, including a context-aware Build With Me section that suggests available schemas and fields as you type.

Tip

For tips on adjusting the query results table, see Filter and Rearrange Columns.

If necessary, refine your query and click Search again.

Note

Searches are automatically added to your tenant's search history table upon execution. For more information, see Search History.

Save your Search Query๐Ÿ”—

  1. Click Save Query.
  2. Enter a name for the search.
  3. Select a category using the dropdown.
  4. Optionally enter a description.
  5. Click Bookmark this Query if you want the search to appear in the My Bookmarked Queries category. For details, see Saved Queries.
  6. Click Save Query.

Save Advanced Search Query Language search.

You can access saved searches by clicking Saved Queries at the top of Data Lake Search. For more information, see Saved Queries.

Share your Search Query๐Ÿ”—

To share a search query, click Copy Link above the results table, or click the Share Link icon in the Actions column of the Search History and Saved Queries tables to copy the URL to your clipboard.

Filter and Rearrange Columns๐Ÿ”—

Click the Menu icon in a column header to do the following:

  • Pin : Pin the column to the left or right.
  • Autosize: Autosize the selected column, or autosize all columns.
  • Reset: Restore the default column size and order.
  • Filter : Narrow results or use checkboxes to show certain values.
  • Show/hide : Choose which columns to display.

Rearrange columns by dragging their headers.

Export Search Results๐Ÿ”—

To export your search results, follow these steps:

  1. Click the checkboxes if you wish to export a subset of the results.
  2. Click Actions above the results table.

  3. Choose to export all results or only those you selected to your desired format.

    Note

    Available export formats differ for detection and event results.

  4. Go to Data Exports to download the file.

Note

Files available for download are limited to 100,000 rows. If a data set larger than 100,000 rows in size is needed, you must refine the search parameters and/or submit multiple requests spanning the full desired dataset.

Create a Report๐Ÿ”—

To create a custom report using your query, click Create Report above the results table. For more information, see Configure Custom Reports.