The Analyst Dashboard provides a clear overview of the top risk vectors within your organization's network, prioritizing the findings that require immediate attention. Here is a detailed description of the different components and widgets found in the Analyst Dashboard.

The Analyst Dashboard

Each section has clickable elements that will provide details of the exposures.

                             

                                                                                                  Clickable Components

The graphs in the Analyst Dashboard represent the top threats in the workspace that need to be remediated immediately.

                                   

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1. Open Exposures by Age & Severity

This widget shows the summary of exposure duration and severity

 

Heat Map of Exposures by Age and Severity

This widget presents a heat map that visualizes the age and severity of open exposures within your network. Exposures are categorized as critical, high, medium, or low based on their criticality. The heat map helps you understand the potential impact of exposures based on their age. Exposures older than 90 days and categorized as critical severity pose the highest risk and should be addressed urgently. Additionally, exposures older than one week (critical severity) and 30 days (high severity) require attention.

 2. Top Five vulnerabilities

A quick overview of the top five vulnerabilities present across your network

Top 5 Vulnerabilities in Your Network

This table offers a concise snapshot of the top 5 vulnerabilities present throughout your network, encompassing your assets, integrations, and third-party applications that your assets interact with. It provides essential information, including the CVE ID, Securin risk score, the number of instances of the exposed vulnerability, the count of affected assets, as well as the threats and exploits associated with each vulnerability that contributed to its inclusion in the top 5 list.

For a deeper understanding of each vulnerability, simply click on any row, and you will be directed to the corresponding Detailed View screen, offering more in-depth insights.

 

A Sample Detailed View For A Vulnerability 

3. Exposures by Risk Vectors

This widget categorizes exposures based on the risk vectors used in the attack.

 

Exposures Classified by Risk Vectors

The risk vectors include the following:

 

5. DNS Health
6. Network Security
7. Email Security
8. Patching Cadence
9. Application Security

The bar chart displays the number of exposures classified by their severity. By default, the screen shows the categorization for the first risk vector, and hovering over the bars provides additional details.

4. Certificate Exposures

This widget provides a summary of exposed certificates associated with your organization. 

Exposed Certificates Classified by Their Type

Securin scans the certificates for misconfigurations and classifies them based on their type. The widget offers an overview of the number of exposed certificates and their respective types.

5. Certificate Expiry

This widget highlights the count of expired certificates within your organization.

                       

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Outdated certificates pose a risk to compliance regulations. It also displays the number of certificates that are nearing expiration, along with their deadline, to ensure proactive management of certificate renewals.

6. Exposure Timeline

This widget helps you track exposed assets over a six-month period.

                                   

                                                                                      Exposed Assets in the Last Six Months

It presents a summary of exposed assets categorized by criticality and timeline, allowing you to monitor the changes in exposures and prioritize remediation efforts accordingly.

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