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Core Modules

Dashboard

Dashboards are where ThreatWeaver turns raw scan data into a picture you can act on: how many vulnerabilities you have, how critical they are, how risk is trending, and where to focus next. This is usually the first screen you see when you sign in; in the left navigation it's labeled simply Dashboard.

What it's for​

  • See your security posture at a glance — total vulnerabilities, critical and high findings, remediation progress, and an overall risk score.
  • Explore the numbers — filter by time range, patch availability, system type, and more, then drill from any chart into the exact findings behind it.
  • Make the view your own — build dashboards tailored to a team or an audience, add the widgets that matter to them, and share them.

Come here to answer questions like "How are we doing this month?", "What's getting worse?", and "Where should my team spend time today?"

The screens in it​

When you sign in you land on your main dashboard, which shows a row of key numbers, an organization risk score, and a set of charts and tables beneath them.

Dashboard overview — the KPI row, risk score, and default widgets

From here you can move to:

  • Your main dashboard — the ready-made summary of exposure and risk, with filters and drill-downs. See Reading your dashboard.
  • Manage Dashboards — the home for finding, organizing, creating, and sharing dashboards. See Building custom dashboards.
  • The Widget Library — a catalog of ready-made charts and KPIs you can add to any dashboard, plus your own custom widgets.
  • The Widget Builder — a full-page designer for creating a custom widget with a live preview.

Where to go next​

Reading your dashboard

Every KPI, widget, filter, and drill-down on your main dashboard — explained, with a worked example.

Building custom dashboards

Create and manage dashboards, add widgets from the library, design your own, and share them.