# Monitoring dashboard

The Monitoring Dashboard is your security command center - a centralized interface where all security alerts are prioritized, analyzed, and visualized for quick understanding and action. Whether you're running daily security operations, responding to an active incident in a war room, or presenting security posture in board meetings, the dashboard provides the clarity you need.

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## Dashboard Overview

### Unified Alert View

All security events across your organization are aggregated into a single pane of glass:

* Breach detection alerts from credential monitoring
* Domain security issues and content changes
* GitHub activity warnings and vulnerabilities
* Endpoint protection policy violations
* CI/CD security scan results

### Web3-Specific Risk Categorization

Alerts are organized by risk areas relevant to Web3 organizations:

* **Identity & Access**: Credential breaches, unauthorized access attempts
* **Infrastructure**: Domain tampering, DNS issues, server vulnerabilities
* **Code & Dependencies**: Repository security, supply chain risks
* **Communication**: Discord/Telegram/Twitter compromise attempts
* **Smart Contracts**: Transaction monitoring, contract interaction alerts

## Key Features

### Real-Time Updates

The dashboard refreshes automatically to display new threats as they're detected, ensuring you never miss critical security events.

### Filtering and Search

* Filter alerts by type, severity, status, or time range
* Search across all alert descriptions and metadata
* Save custom filter views for different use cases
* Quick filters for unread, unresolved, or critical alerts

### Analytics and Trends

**Alerts Over Time**: Visualize security event trends to identify patterns and improvements.

**Service Breakdown**: See which monitoring services are generating the most alerts:

* Breach Detection statistics and top affected domains
* Security Headers compliance across your domains
* GitHub Activity summary with repository-level details
* Endpoint Protection overview with threat counts
* Overall Security Health score

**Risk Metrics**: Track your organization's security posture with calculated risk scores and trend indicators.

### Contextual Information

Each alert includes:

* Timestamp and detection source
* Affected resources (domains, repositories, devices, users)
* Recommended remediation steps
* Links to related alerts
* Historical context when relevant

## Use Cases

**Daily Security Operations**\
Start each day by reviewing new alerts, triaging by severity, and assigning follow-up tasks to your team.

**Incident Response**\
During active security incidents, use the dashboard as your war room display to track all related alerts and coordinate response efforts.

**Executive Reporting**\
Display the dashboard in board meetings or investor presentations to demonstrate proactive security monitoring and trend improvements.

**Team Collaboration**\
Share filtered dashboard views with specific teams (development, infrastructure, operations) showing only relevant alerts.

**Compliance Audits**\
Export historical alert data to demonstrate continuous monitoring and timely response for compliance requirements.

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**Pro Tip**: Configure the dashboard as a persistent display in your office or shared workspace. The visual presence encourages security awareness and rapid response to new threats.
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## Getting Started

1. Navigate to **Monitoring** → **Dashboard** from the main menu
2. Review the current security health score and active alerts
3. Set up custom filters for your most common use cases
4. Configure alert notification preferences in Settings
5. Schedule regular dashboard review sessions with your team


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