Dashboards

There are three dashboards: Risk, Inventory, and Events and Policies. The dashboards contain widgets that offer an at-a-glance view of your network’s inventory and security posture. You can choose a dashboard from the Main Navigation or by clicking on the Dashboards button in the upper-right corner, and selecting one from the menu that is shown. The Risk dashboard is the initial default view; however, you can change the default view to a different dashboard.

You can interact with dashboards by adjusting the display settings and setting filters, see Interacting with Dashboards.

Risk Dashboard

The Risk dashboard provides insights on the network’s cyber exposure by looking into asset risk scores and vulnerability management metrics.

The Risk dashboard shows widgets such as: Risk Statistics, Assets by Risk Score, Assets by Criticality, Events by Severity, Most Common Vulnerabilities, etc.

Clicking on an asset or Vulnerability link takes you to the corresponding element on the Inventory or Vulnerabilities screen, respectively.

Inventory Dashboard

The Inventory dashboard provides visibility into the asset inventory, facilitating asset management and tracking.

The Inventory dashboard shows widgets such as: Highest Risk Assets, Inventory Statistics, Assets by Risk, Controllers and Modules by Type, Assets by Purdue Level etc.

Clicking on an asset link takes you to the corresponding asset on the Inventory screen.

Events and Policies Dashboard

The Events and Policies dashboard provides a means to detect network threats by monitoring the identified events and the policies violations that they generate.

The Events and Policies dashboard shows widgets such as: Daily Events Breakdown, Events and Policies Statistics, Events Status, Most Common Event Destinations etc.

Clicking on an asset or event link takes you to the corresponding element in the Inventory or Events screens respectively.

Interacting with Dashboards

You can adjust the dashboard display by interacting with widgets. There are two modes for showing data on the dashboards, graph mode and table mode. Some widgets have a fixed display mode, and some can be toggled back and forth between modes. Widgets with a symbol in the upper-right corner can be viewed in graph mode or table mode. Click on the table/graph symbol to toggle between modes.

Note: Filters can only be set in table mode. Once a filter is set, it is applied also in graph mode.

Graph mode

Graph mode shows a graphic visualization of the widget data.

You can interact with the widgets in the following ways:

  • Hovering over a point on the graph displays a pop-out window with data specific to that segment of the graph.

  • You can adjust the type of chart used for the display by clicking on the Settings button in the top right corner.

  • You can then select one of the other chart types from the Settings menu.

  • When viewing a widget in graph mode, you can download an image of the graph by hovering over the widget and clicking the Download icon.

Table mode

When viewing a widget in table mode you can filter each column by hovering over the column header, clicking on the filter icon, choosing your filters, and clicking Apply. The filters will also apply to the graph if you switch to graph mode.

Changing the Default Dashboard

The Risk dashboard is the initial default view of the Management Console. You can designate a different dashboard to be shown as the default view.

To change the default dashboard view:

  1. Navigate to the dashboard you wish to set as the default view.

  2. Click Actions > Make default.

    The default dashboard is updated. The next time you access the Management Console, this dashboard will be shown.

Exporting the Dashboard

The Export button of the Dashboard screen exports a PDF with each Dashboard widget on a separate page.

To export the Dashboard:

  1. In the top-right corner of the Dashboard, click the Export button ().

    The PDF downloads automatically to the default download folder.

    Note: Make sure to leave the Dashboard tab open in your browser while the PDF download is in progress (2-3 seconds).

  2. After the file has downloaded, navigate to the file that was just downloaded to view or share it.