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Rolling 30-Day Threat Detection Averages
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Rolling 30-Day Threat Detection Averages

HardSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Given a table of security events, write a query to calculate rolling thirty-day averages of threat detections per organization.

Treat event_type = 'threat_detection' as a threat detection. Calculate daily results for dates with events, exclude events without an organization, and use a calendar-based thirty-day window including the current date.

Output

  1. One row per organization and event date, with organization_id, event_date, daily_threat_detections, and rolling_30_day_average
  2. Include all event dates, including dates with zero threat detections
  3. Order by organization_id, then event_date

Schema

security_events
ColumnTypeDescription
event_idPKINTEGERUnique security event identifier
organization_idINTEGEROrganization associated with the event
event_atTIMESTAMPTimestamp when the event occurred
event_typeVARCHAR(50)Security event classification
sourceVARCHAR(50)System that generated the event
Tablessecurity_events
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