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Getting started

What does the Dashboard show?

Quick answer

The Dashboard summarises security across all targets. It has four counters, a Findings by severity chart, Top vulnerable targets, a Remediation card (open, fixed, regressed, false positives, fix rate) and a Recent scans table. The page has no buttons, only links.

The short version

This is the first page you land on. It answers one question: how are we doing across every target? You read it. You do not act on it directly, because the page has no buttons.

How it works in Cyberlop

CardWhat it shows
Targets, Total scans, Running scans, Fixed issuesFour counters across the workspace
Findings by severityBars for Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational and Best Practice
Top vulnerable targetsTargets ranked by their critical and high counts
RemediationOpen, Fixed, Regressed, False positives and Fix rate
Recent scansTarget, Status, Cost and Started for the latest runs

Rows in the tables link through to the target or the scan, so the Dashboard works as a doorway into the rest of the app.

The counts cover every target in the workspace. A new workspace starts with zeros and fills in after the first scan.

What to do next

Use the Dashboard as a weekly check rather than a daily tool. A glance at the severity bars, the top targets and the Remediation card tells you whether the numbers are moving in the right direction, and the sidebar pages give you the detail.

For a longer tour, read the Dashboard overview tutorial. Questions? 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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