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Dashboard

The Dashboard is your starting point: a real-time summary of asset counts, exposure gaps, and connector health across your whole environment.

What’s on this page

  • Top stat cards: total Devices, Users, Vulnerabilities, and Connected Sources, plus a Subscriptions card (vendor count and your next upcoming renewal date) once you have at least one vendor on file.
  • Exposure breakdown: Devices and Users are shown as a flow diagram from “All Assets” into each exposure category (missing EDR, unmanaged, stale, EOL/unsupported OS, no MFA, privileged admin accounts, and more). Vulnerabilities are shown as a tiered breakdown (KEV-listed first, then Critical, then High); a finding counts once, in its highest applicable tier.
  • Source Coverage: a quick health status (green/yellow/red) for every connector you’ve configured, matching what you’ll see in more detail on the Connectors page.
  • Recent Activity: the latest field-level changes Navigator has recorded across your assets, the same underlying feed as the Telemetry page.

Before you’ve connected anything

If you haven’t configured any connectors yet, the Dashboard shows a banner pointing you to Connectors instead of a page full of zeros. If your reseller has already set up your Subscriptions, the banner links there too, so there’s still something useful to see while you get your first connector set up.

Reading the exposure categories

An important detail: the Devices and Users exposure categories are not mutually exclusive. A single device can be both “missing EDR” and “EOL/unsupported OS” at the same time, so the categories don’t sum to your total device count. Vulnerabilities work differently: severity tiering is deliberately exclusive, so a device with both a Critical and a KEV-listed finding is only counted once, in the higher (KEV) tier.

When a category shows as “not tracked yet”

Some exposure categories depend on data no connector has reported yet in your environment (for example, dormant/stale user accounts require a login-timestamp field that most identity connectors don’t currently populate). Navigator is careful to distinguish a real zero (you genuinely have no devices in that category) from a not-yet-measurable gap. The latter renders muted/grey rather than as a real count, so you’re never shown a false “all clear.”

Next steps

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