Anyone else find the threat graph visualization more pretty than useful?

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm just starting to explore security tools and was checking out Cybereason's demo. The threat graph visualization looks super cool and modern, but I'm having a hard time actually using it to understand what's happening.

For example, when it shows a bunch of nodes and connections, I can't quickly tell what the critical step was or what I should prioritize. In my basic homelab, I tried to map a simple alert and felt lost. Maybe I'm missing something?

Could someone explain how to read it effectively, like for a beginner? What should I be looking for in those graphs to make them useful, not just pretty? Thanks so much for any tips!