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There is really nothing special about these graphs.

The first graph shows you how many requests were blocked by Admin Tools each day. A sudden spike means that some idiot took an interest in your site, probing it for vulnerabilities. You have no control over this.

The second graph shows what kind of attacks are being blocked. For example, if I see that Admin Query is overrepresented in that graph I know that said idiot is running a bot which is trying to feed random usernames and passwords to the administrator login in hope that they will get a login. However, since it's being handed its butt by Admin Tools there's not a cat's chance in the underworld of this succeeding. In this case I would enable the administrator password protection so the idiot's bot doesn't waste too many server resources (Admin Directory Password Protection happens at the web server level, therefore it does not have to run PHP, Joomla, and Admin Tools before being blocked).

Conversely, if I see a lot of SessionShield attacks I know that some script kiddie found out about a vulnerability Joomla had 8 years ago and idiotically thinks it still stands a chance (it doesn't, but we get to catch these stupid attempts and block these kids' IP addresses so they don't bother you with anything else).

These graphs are not really important. It's more to satisfy the curiosity of people like me, and to give a visual indication that yeah, Admin Tools does something to protect your site, here's how many times a day it does, and what it protected you from.