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Active Directory Dashboard

Single Pane of Glass for Entire Active Directory

Dashboard, provides a general and holistic view of security posture about scanned Active Directory Forests based on different perspectives.

The sections shared by all providers, and the Active Directory-only Network Scan Health, Risk by scope and Over-privilege audit logging cards, are described on the Dashboard page. The Tier Analysis Statistics and Top Choke Points sections are shown below the entity tables.

Risk Pane

This Risk Pane summarizes key risk metrics from the scan, including the overall Risk and Exposure Scores, Tier 0 Identities, Dangerous Paths, Shadow Admins, and severity levels (Critical to Info). It also breaks down risks by MITRE ATT&CK Tactics (e.g., Persistence, Privilege Escalation), Tags (e.g., Privilege Management, Account Security), Impacts (e.g., Credential Theft, NTLM Relay), and Entity Types (e.g., Domain, User, GPO). This layout helps quickly pinpoint high-risk areas and prioritize actions.

Risk Pane

Risk Breakdown by Tags, Impacts and Entity Types

Risk Breakdown by Tags, Impacts and Entity Types

Risk Breakdown by Tags: Risk scores based on Tags.

Risk Breakdown by Impacts: Risk scores based on Impacts.

Risk Breakdown by Entity Types: Risk scores based on Entity Types.

Active Directory Entity Pane

Entity Pane, contains different statistics by object types for the selected scan. This area can be useful to view identity-related statistics from both security and management perspectives. The result of these statistics can be seen with Search & Reports interface with just one click.

Active Directory Entity Pane

Risky Admins (N): Admins with elevated privileges that pose security risks due to weak credentials, over-permissioning, or suspicious activity. The card lists the top five admin accounts by risk score, and View All > opens the full list in Search & Reports.

Shadow Admins (N): Admins with hidden or hard-to-detect privileges, increasing the risk of unnoticed misuse. The card lists the top five shadow admins by risk score, and View All > opens the full list in Search & Reports. The Path » button on each row opens the shortest path to an admin for that account in the graph.

The header of each table below shows the total number of objects of that type, for example User (978).

User

Statistic
Description

Disabled Account

The number of disabled user accounts.

Privileged Account

The number of privileged user accounts.

Admin Account

The number of admin user accounts.

Service Account

The number of service user accounts.

Explicit Local Admin

The number of explicit local admin user accounts.

Group Delegated Local Admin

The number of group delegated local admin user accounts.

Risky User

The number of user accounts that have a risk score greater than 50.

Risky Admin

The number of admin user accounts that have a risk score greater than 50.

Shadow Admin

The count of admin accounts with elevated permissions that are hard to detect, posing a security risk.

Computer

Statistic
Description

Disabled Computer

The number of disabled computer objects.

Online Computer

The number of computer objects accessed through the network during the scan.

Unsupported OS

The number of computer objects that runs an unsupported operating system.

Risky Computer

The number of computer objects that have a risk score greater than 50.

Group

Statistic
Description

Empty Group

The number of groups which have no member.

Privileged Group

The number of privileged groups.

Admin Group

The number of admin groups.

Risky Group

The number of groups that have a risk score greater than 50.

GPO

Statistic
Description

Empty GPO

The number of Group Policy objects which have no applicable settings.

Disabled GPO

The number of disabled Group Policy objects.

Ineffective GPO

The number of Group Policy objects that do not apply to any user or computer: not linked, linked only to containers with no applicable objects, or filtered so that no object receives it.

Risky GPO

The number of Group Policy Objects that have a risk score greater than 50.

Computer OS Breakdown: Distribution of computer objects by their operating system.

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