Dashboard Gallery

This dashboard helps you monitor overall activities in Google Workspace.Questions answered by this dashboard include:• How much is Google Workspace being used?• What Google Workspace instances are being used?• Who are the active users? What activities are they performing?• What are the DLP violations tied to Google Workspace?• What malware events are tied to Google Workspace?• What is the compliance posture of Google Workspace? To learn more about how Netskope enables safe collaboration in Google Workspace, watch this video.Th

  This dashboard provides visibility into top allowed & blocked websites and the corresponding URLs. "Allowed" & "Blocked" are determined using the "Action" filter in each widget, which can be further customized based on your environment.    The dashboard also includes the "User Group" & "Organization Unit" filters that can be used to target any particular AD groups in your environment.       

Please note that this dashboard requires Endpoint DLP enablement in your environment. Looking for a unified dashboard to monitor data movement in your environment? This Data Flow Investigation Dashboard V2 can help! The dashboard provides both high-level and granular visibility into the data movement in your environment from 3 dimensions: geolocation data flow (web transaction), cloud application data flow (app events), and endpoint data flow (endpoint traffic). Questions answered by this dashboard include:Which regions is my data moving from and to Which apps is my data moving from and which instances is the data moving through Which endpoint device

 Let's take a look at a real use case: "I want to create a widget of all users with 1000+ alerts and schedule it to be delivered on a daily basis only when there are users detected. How can I do this in Advanced Analytics?" This question can be addressed by applying "conditional schedule" to the widget.  We start by creating a widget with “Alerts” data collection. The only two fields needed are “User” and “# Alerts.” To get users with 1000+ alerts, apply the filter “# Alerts is greater than 1000.” Once the widget is completed, click the gear button and choose “Save and schedule,” you will then be able to save the widget to your personal or group folder. 

This is a simple dashboard that helps you monitor endpoint DLP policy violations in your environment. Use this dashboard to drill into endpoint DLP alerts and better understand:How endpoint DLP alerts are trending over time What policies have been triggered, who are the users triggering these policy violations, what files/objects have been exposed, and what policy actions have been takenThe dashboard also comes with an “Endpoint File Movement Deep Dive” section that provides detailed visibility into file movement to endpoint devices (e.g. USB drivers, printers, & bluetooth devices). 

This dashboard provides visibility into webmail traffic captured by Netskope SMTP Proxy and the corresponding DLP policy violations. Use this dashboard to better understand:What email aliases/alternate email addresses (From User) are being used by users in your organization What DLP policy violations have been triggered by the webmail traffic Who are the users generating this traffic and triggering the policy violations What actions have been taken by your DLP policies

Security Health Check (Self-Service) Dashboard V2.5 UpdateAdded user-centric widgets for user investigation use cases.  Looking to quickly pinpoint the security concerns in your environment? Take a look into our Security Health Check (Self-Service) Dashboard!  This is a one-stop dashboard which allows you to perform self-service health checks and to locate security concerns/gaps in your environment. The dashboard is expanded from 2 dimensions: 1) How Netskope is protecting your environment; 2) What Netskope is protecting your environment from.  The dashboard covers 9 major topics, which helps you identify & investigate:

This dashboard provides visibility into application instances detected in your environment based on instance tags. The dashboard helps you quickly uncover unsanctioned & untagged application instances and the corresponding data movement. The dashboard template is attached below. Feel free to try it out in your own environment and share your thoughts & feedback! Looking for visibility into corporate vs. non-corporate instances? This article can help. 

This article will walk you through the 3 major types of custom fields in Advanced Analytics and showcase how to use them to address advanced use cases. A sample dashboard is attached to help you better understand the process. Get StartedTo start creating a custom field, simply click the “+ Add” button next to “Custom Fields.” You will then be able to select from the 3 major types of custom fields: Custom Dimension, Custom Measure, & Table Calculation.

The “Transaction Events” data collection in Advanced Analytics allows you to monitor bandwidth consumption in your environment. This article will show you how to draw actionable insights from bandwidth data with 3 typical use cases.  Monitor Bandwidth Consumption by SitesMalicious/suspicious site visits can bring huge security concerns to your organization. By monitoring bandwidth data by sites, you can easily uncover malicious/suspicious sites with high volume of bandwidth consumption in your environment, which helps you optimize your security policies and avoid uncontrolled access to those sites.

Check out this new updated SSL Traffic Insights dashboard that offers comprehensive visibility into all HTTP traffic. This dashboard displays whether traffic is encrypted or not and identifies the policies, categories, applications, and hostnames that are not being decrypted, allowing you to focus your attention on those areas.    The dashboard also includes a trendline feature. This will help you identify any sudden spikes or gradual decreases in traffic inspection, enabling you to review and address them proactively.