Dashboard Overview
The SP360 Dashboards offer significant functionality and continuous monitoring capabilities for both Vulnerability Management and Policy Compliance. They provide deep insight into your organization’s security posture – both in terms of identified vulnerabilities and alignment with regulatory compliance standards. Each dashboard includes numerous filters to help you configure your view and focus on the information that matters most. The dashboard features include, but are not limited to:
- Vulnerabilities Trending History – illustrates new vulnerabilities, total number of vulnerabilities, reopened vulnerabilities, fixed vulnerabilities, and ignored vulnerabilities.
- Current Vulnerabilities (i.e., current counts) – partitions the vulnerabilities by various attributes such as severity or commonality.
- Vulnerability Metrics – “Severity-based” and “Timeband-based”, enables you to see how the pace at which your organization is keeping up with the vulnerabilities. If your organization has established SLAs, if you are meeting them.
- Compliance Trending History – visualizes pass/fail compliance performance over time, across selected policy frameworks.
- Current Compliance Findings – summarizes failed controls by severity and category, with insights into top failing policies, technologies, and control domains.
- Asset Lists – Each dashboard includes a list of all contributing assets (e.g., Cloud Agents, Endpoints, etc.), which can be filtered to refine your view of the data.
SP360 continues to empower its clients to monitor evolving risk landscapes – highlighting both critical vulnerabilities and compliance gaps – while enabling fast, data-driven remediation. Because SP360 scans multiple resource types and supports a growing number of audit standards, there is a dashboard for each major class, including Cloud Agents, Endpoints, Web Applications, SAST (Static Code Analysis) and Policy Compliance.
Programmatic Access to Dashboard Data
In addition to viewing vulnerability information within the SP360 dashboards, approved clients can retrieve selected SP360 data programmatically through the SP360 API. The API supports access to lists of Cloud Agents, Endpoints, Web Applications, and SAST Repositories, along with their associated vulnerabilities and vulnerability details. API access is not enabled by default and must be requested from SP360. Once access is approved and configured, clients can refer to the API documentation for implementation details.
To learn more about each of the dashboards and the features they offer, click on the links below.