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Getting started

What do the Targets, Total scans, Running scans and Fixed issues cards count?

Quick answer

The top row of the Dashboard has four counters for the whole workspace: Targets (applications registered), Total scans (all runs), Running scans (scans in progress now) and Fixed issues (findings marked Fixed). Running scans reads 0 when nothing is in progress.

The short version

Each card is one number. Together they tell you how big your set-up is and whether a scan is running right now.

How it works in Cyberlop

CardWhat it counts
TargetsThe applications registered in your workspace
Total scansScan runs in the workspace, whatever their result
Running scansScans in progress at this moment
Fixed issuesFindings whose triage state is Fixed

Total scans includes Completed, Failed and Cancelled runs, because all three appear in Recent Scans. A scan that failed still counts as a run.

Watch Running scans go up when you press Scan and drops back when the run ends. If it reads 0, nothing is in progress.

Fixed issues rises in two ways. A re-scan that no longer finds an issue marks it Fixed. You can also set the disposition to Fixed yourself in the issue dialog.

The cards do not do anything when you click them. For detail, use the sidebar pages that match each number.

What to do next

The counters are a quick sanity check after a busy day. If you started a scan and Running scans still reads 0, open Recent Scans to see whether the run failed to start, finished already, or was cancelled by someone else.

The Dashboard overview tutorial goes further. A number looks wrong? Contact us.

Full tutorial

Cyberlop dashboard overview: what each card means and what to act on

Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.

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