Device Hardware Info

The Device Hardware Information object contains details and specifications of the physical components that make up a device. This information provides an overview of the hardware capabilities, configuration, and characteristics of the device.

Attributes

CaptionNameTypeDescription
BIOS Date bios_date String The BIOS date. For example: 03/31/16.
BIOS Manufacturer bios_manufacturer String The BIOS manufacturer. For example: LENOVO.
BIOS Version bios_ver String The BIOS version. For example: LENOVO G5ETA2WW (2.62).
Chassis chassis String The chassis type describes the system enclosure or physical form factor. Such as the following examples for Windows Windows Chassis Types
CPU Bits cpu_bits Integer The cpu architecture, the number of bits used for addressing in memory. For example: 32 or 64.
CPU Cores cpu_cores Integer The number of processor cores in all installed processors. For Example: 42.
CPU Count cpu_count Integer The number of physical processors on a system. For example: 1.
Processor Speed cpu_speed Integer The speed of the processor in Mhz. For Example: 4200.
Processor Type cpu_type String The processor type. For example: x86 Family 6 Model 37 Stepping 5.
Desktop Display desktop_display Display[] The desktop display affiliated with the event
Keyboard Information keyboard_info Keyboard Information[] The keyboard detailed information.
RAM Size ram_size Integer The total amount of installed RAM, in Megabytes. For example: 2048.
Raw Data raw_data JSON The event data as received from the event source.
Record ID record_id String Unique identifier for the object
Serial Number serial_number String The device manufacturer serial number.
Unmapped Data unmapped Unmapped[] The attributes that are not mapped to the event schema. The names and values of those attributes are specific to the event source.

Relationships

Device Hardware Info shown in context

Inbound Relationships

These objects and events reference Device Hardware Info in their attributes:

Outbound Relationships

Device Hardware Info references the following objects and events in its attributes:

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