> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.skyone.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.skyone.cloud/english/cybersecurity/threat-analysis/dashboard.md).

# Dashboard

The **Dashboard** centralizes critical indicators about your company's security posture. It allows monitoring, in real time, vulnerabilities, threats, and the status of resolutions.

Follow the indicators below:

* **Overall Score:** Evaluates the security posture of assets based on detected vulnerabilities. The calculation considers the criticality and quantity of open flaws.
* **Active Targets:** Indicates the total monitored assets with "Active" status on the platform.
* **Schedules:** Displays the number of configured and active recurring scans. 3
* **Muted Items:** Registers temporarily paused vulnerabilities. Items in this state are not counted as pending corrections.
* **Score Stability:** Classifies the daily variation of the score during the analyzed period. The lower the oscillation, the more stable the security posture.
* **Correction Progress: I**ndicates the progress of corrections for identified vulnerabilities. Muted items are not computed.
* **Score variation over the last 30 days:** Displays the fluctuation history of the overall score over the last month.
* **Score by scan type:** Details the current score, variation, and recent history segmented by analysis type (applications, ports, and integrations).

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**Tip:** Click on the (i) icon next to each indicator in the **Skyone Console** to view additional details and definitions.
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