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Dashboard

Dashboard: Overview, GRC, Exposure, Configuration, Roadmap and Graph, six views of the same data and the one you land on first.

Dashboard is where you land once an organisation and project are selected. Six views read the same underlying data from different angles; switching between them doesn't run or change anything.

The six views

ViewWhat it shows
OverviewThe default. Counts for scans, assets, vulnerabilities and findings, how they've moved since the last scan, scan coverage, your riskiest assets and recent activity.
GRCRisk and compliance posture: open risk, and coverage and maturity by framework.
ExposureFindings ranked by how exploitable and reachable they are.
ConfigurationCloud and SaaS configuration posture, and your score over time.
RoadmapA board of recommended next actions.
GraphAn interactive map of how your assets and vulnerabilities connect.

Typical workflow

Read it for the first time

Straight after setup, an empty Overview is normal, not something to troubleshoot. Run a scan first. Once one completes, the counts fill in and the since-last-scan figures start meaning something.

Follow a number to its source

Overview is a set of entry points, not just a report. Click a stat, a chart or a list item and it takes you to the page behind it: assets, findings or scan activity.

Easy to miss

Graph needs a paid plan. The other five views are available on every plan, including Free.

Three neighbouring surfaces also need a paid plan: the raw scan-event history, the findings and configuration reports, and exporting a list. Compliance reports do not — they stay on every plan. On Free, the lists behind these views show a limited window of the highest-risk rows, with the true total beside them.

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