Dashboard

This document provides a detailed explanation of the sections displayed on the dashboard, helping users understand its purpose and functionality.

1. Vulnerabilities Graph

1. Purpose: Displays the trend of detected vulnerabilities over time.
2. X-axis: Represents the time period (e.g., months).
3. Y-axis: Represents the total number of vulnerabilities.
4. Legend: Different colors represent severity levels: Critical, High, Medium, and Low.
5. Filters: Allows users to adjust the time range displayed using options like 1 Week, 1 Month, 1 Year, or View All.

2. Overview Panel

1. Purpose: Summarizes key metrics about the scanning and vulnerability process.
2. Sections:
3. Total APIs Scanned: The total number of APIs that have been scanned.
4. Active Issues: Issues detected but not resolved.
5. Scheduled Scans: Number of scans scheduled to run automatically.
6. Total Vulnerabilities: The total count of all vulnerabilities identified.
7. Completed Scans: The number of scans successfully finished.
8. Average Scan Time: The average time it takes to complete a scan.

3. Top Vulnerable Endpoints

1. Purpose: Lists the API endpoints with the highest number of vulnerabilities.
2. Details:
3. Each endpoint is displayed along with its URL.
4. The risk level of each endpoint is highlighted (e.g., High or Critical).
5. Use: Helps prioritize fixing vulnerabilities in the most at-risk endpoints.

4. Open vs Close Vulnerabilities Pie Chart

1. Purpose: Provides a visual representation of the status of vulnerabilities.
2. Details:
3. Green represents vulnerabilities that are open.
4. Red represents vulnerabilities that are resolved.
5. Use: Quickly shows the ratio of unresolved to resolved vulnerabilities.

5. Recent Vulnerabilities

1. Purpose: Displays a list of newly detected vulnerabilities.
2. Details:
3. Each vulnerability is listed with a unique identifier.
4. The risk level of each vulnerability is highlighted (e.g., Low, Medium, High, or Critical).
5. Use: Helps users focus on addressing the most recent issues.

6. Recent Scans

1. Purpose: Lists details of the most recently performed scans.
2. Details:
3. Each scan is associated with a collection or program.
4. Displays the scheduled time for the scan and the severity distribution of vulnerabilities found.
5. Use: Allows users to monitor and review recent scan activities.

7. Risk Summary Heatmap

1. Purpose: Visualizes the distribution of vulnerabilities based on their exploitability and impact.
2. Details:
3. The heatmap uses shades of red to indicate severity, with darker shades representing higher risks.
4. The chart breaks down vulnerabilities into categories, showing the relationship between exploitability and impact.
5. Use: Helps users identify areas of high risk and prioritize remediation efforts.

This dashboard is designed to provide a comprehensive view of API security, helping users identify and address vulnerabilities effectively. Each section serves a specific purpose, making it easier for users to monitor security status and take appropriate actions.