The Security dashboard is a security and event management (SIEM) interface that helps you detect potential threats before they disrupt your business or cause damage. It provides you with an overview of your security status and allows you to pinpoint specific anomaly incidents.

Geographical Events

The first section of the Security dashboard displays a list of the cities with the Top Account and Financial Events over a certain period of time, and a map displaying the locations.

Account Events are sensitive actions taken from your users pertaining to authorization or authentication (ie: password resets, account change update, etc.).

Financial Events relate to financial activity - payment receipts, wire transfers, updated banking info update, etc.

These figures give you a benchmark of activity levels for sensitive account and financial events across different regions, and help you quickly find abnormal behavior from different engagement locations. You can toggle between a map of the US and the World to see engagement from any location.

Account Events

The next section displays visualizations for Total Account Events and Daily Account Events metrics.

Total Account Events are the total number of sensitive account-related activities over a period. Below this metric, you'll see the percent change since the last period. This metric helps you understand the baseline number of sensitive actions within a certain period and tells you how these numbers are trending.

Daily Account Events are the daily number of sensitive account-related activities over a period. These numbers are displayed in a line graph and help you easily identify outliers in user activity.

Financial Events

The last section displays visualizations for Total Financial Events and Daily Financial Events metrics.

Total Financial Events are the total number of financial-related activities over a period. Below this metric, you'll see the percent change since the last period. It helps you understand the baseline number of actions related to financial activity within a certain period and shows you how these numbers are trending.

Daily Financial Events are the daily number of financial-related activities over a period. These numbers are displayed in a line graph and help you easily identify anomalies in financial activity.