Dashboard

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Why the Dashboard Matters

The dashboard brings clarity and structure to complex security data. By consolidating critical insights into one place, it helps:

• Security teams identify priority areas faster
• Engineering teams understand workload impact
• Leadership teams get instant visibility into overall risk

By presenting actionable insights instead of raw data, the dashboard helps every team-from Security to DevOps to Engineering-stay aligned, informed, and ready to respond.

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Issue Prioritization

At the center of the dashboard, you’ll see a visual breakdown of all detected issues alongside Krait’s own prioritization results.

• Total Issues represents every finding discovered across your assets.
• Krait Prioritization highlights the subset of issues that Krait automatically identifies as the most urgent based on severity, exploitability, and asset context.

By contrasting these two views, Krait helps teams separate noise from genuinely impactful threats. This empowers engineering and security teams to focus their time where it delivers the greatest risk reduction.

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Key Security Metrics

To the right of the prioritization panel, you’ll see a set of real-time counters summarizing recent activity:

• New Issues - vulnerabilities detected during the selected date range
• Pending - findings awaiting review
• Solved - issues that have been resolved or remediated
• Auto-Ignored - findings automatically filtered out due to policy rules or organizational configurations

These metrics help you track progress and spot changes in your security landscape without digging into detailed reports.

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Issue Trend Chart

The Issue Trend chart visualizes how findings evolve over time. Each severity level-Critical, High, Mid, Low, and Unknown - is plotted so you can easily:

• Detect unusual spikes or emerging risks
  Identify sudden increases in findings or patterns that may indicate a new vulnerability source or misconfiguration.
• Monitor remediation progress
  Track how quickly issues are being resolved and whether remediation efforts are keeping pace with new findings.
• Understand long-term security trends
  Observe how your security posture evolves over weeks or months, helping inform strategic decisions and resourcing.
• Compare new issues vs. resolved issues
  See whether the organization is reducing overall risk or accumulating unresolved vulnerabilities over time.

Hovering over any point in the graph reveals a detailed breakdown for that date, giving you deeper context into issue volume and severity distribution.

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Date Range Selection

The Dashboard includes a flexible date range selector that lets you view security activity over any period you choose. This helps teams analyze trends, measure remediation progress, or review specific time windows such as audits, releases, or incident investigations. You can select:

• A custom date range by choosing a start and end date
• Quick presets such as Last 7 Days or Last Month

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How Date Selection Impacts Dashboard Insights

The selected timeframe recalculates and refreshes:

• Issue Prioritization
  Updates the total number of issues discovered during that window and how many were classified under Krait Prioritization.
• Key Security Metrics
  Counts such as New Issues, Pending, Solved, and Auto-Ignored dynamically adjust to match the chosen dates.
• Issue Trend Analysis
  The severity trend chart is redrawn to show how findings evolved within the selected timeframe - helping teams pinpoint spikes, stability periods, and remediation surges.

The date selector ensures you always have a tailored, time-specific view of your security environment - making the dashboard a powerful tool for analysis, planning, and reporting.

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SLA Prioritization Table

The SLA Prioritization Table helps teams stay ahead of deadlines by highlighting vulnerabilities that have exceeded - or are close to exceeding - their defined Service Level Agreements (SLAs). This table allows security and engineering teams to immediately identify which issues require urgent attention based on expiration timelines and severity.

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What the Table Shows

Each entry in the SLA table includes:

• Vulnerability Name
  A concise description of the issue for quick recognition.
• Resource Name
  The asset (Cloud, Repository, Container, etc.) where the vulnerability was detected.
• Severity Level
  Severity indicators (Critical, High, Medium, Low) help teams assess business impact at a glance.
• Expired SLA Time
  This column clearly shows how long an issue has been overdue (e.g., “11 days ago”), making it easy to prioritize remediation.

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Why It Matters

The SLA Prioritization Table ensures that remediation efforts stay on track and aligned with your organization’s risk and compliance requirements. It helps teams:

• Avoid SLA breaches by providing early visibility into issues that are approaching or have exceeded deadlines.
• Focus on what matters most by highlighting the vulnerabilities that require immediate attention.
• Strengthen compliance posture by ensuring issues are resolved within the timelines defined by internal or regulatory standards.

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How Teams Use It

• Security teams monitor the table to identify high-risk vulnerabilities and ensure SLA commitments are being upheld.
• Engineering teams use it to understand urgent remediation needs and plan workload based on real deadlines.
• Leadership relies on it for a quick overview of areas where remediation is lagging, helping inform resource allocation and strategic decisions.

Overall, the SLA Prioritization Table acts as a bridge between vulnerability detection and timely remediation. It ensures that every issue is addressed within an acceptable risk window and that teams remain accountable to organizational policies and expectations.