> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Device Events

> View USB, hard drive, and domain-related activity for all users

## Overview

The **Device Events** section allows the admin to view USB and domain-related activity events for all users.

## How to Access

Go to **Device Events** from the main sidebar.

## Filtering Records

Use the filters at the top to narrow down results:

* **Date** - Filter events by date range
* **User** - Filter by a specific user
* **Event Type** - Filter by the type of event

## Event Types

| Event Type       | Description                                                                 |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| USB Connected    | A USB device was connected to the user's system                             |
| USB Disconnected | A USB device was disconnected                                               |
| USB Blocked      | A USB device connection was blocked (requires USB Prevention to be enabled) |
| Domain Blocked   | A website domain was blocked (requires Website Blocker to be configured)    |
| Domain Visited   | A watched domain was visited (requires Domain Watch List to be configured)  |
| Unknown          | An unclassified event                                                       |

## Displayed Information

Each event record shows:

* **User** - The employee associated with the event
* **Event Type** - The category of event
* **Event Details** - Specific details about the event (e.g., device name or domain)
* **Time Stamp** - When the event occurred

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/monitor360/Cl0KLBAsT01Hw_pi/images/guide/device-events.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=Cl0KLBAsT01Hw_pi&q=85&s=61342c5840aeb1e516bbc31efa40770c" alt="Device Events screen" width="3824" height="2362" data-path="images/guide/device-events.png" />

Click **Refresh** to update and view the latest device event records.
