The Devices page in the Web Content Discovery report provides organizations with a comprehensive look at the web content activity associated with specific devices on their networks. The page displays details about the traffic, such as the device name, user, total number of categories, and total number of requests. Organizations can also view and sort data to determine what web content is associated with a device. This information can then be used to identify potential threats and take the necessary steps to protect the network from potential attacks. The Devices page can also be used to identify user activities and ensure that only authorized users are accessing the web content.
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Background tasks and recent search information can be viewed by doing the following:
Background Tasks: Click
to open the side panel displaying a list of all running background tasks. Searches: Click
to perform a global search. The Cloud Services Portal displays the list of records that match the keyword in the text box. The search panel includes information on recent searches including tool information, console messages, and information on recent domain searches.
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Web Content Discovery Content Devices Table: The Web Content Discovery Content Devices table displays a list of all devices seen on your network. The following information can be viewed in the records table:
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Click the triple bar icon ☰ on the Web Content Devices table header to select what information you want to display. You can view all information by selecting all options or select only those options you wish to display. You can use the up/down arrow associated with each column to reorder information in the columns. See call-out 
for information on what information each column item provides.
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For additional information, see the following: