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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. 



 


 


 

Hi @Aaron_Zhang,

 

Thank you for this information.

 

If I create dashboard in similar way for Alerts, how should I segregate for top 10 users?

 

Hi @prajakta.yadav ,

 

We can get top 10 users based on alert count. This can be done with the “sort” and “row limit” features. 

 

E.g. I created a table listing the alert count (# Alerts) for each user (User). To get the top 10 users who triggered the greatest number of alerts, we need to:

  1. Sort the data by alert count in descending order. We can do this by clicking “# Alerts.” A down arrow will show up, which means the data is being sorted by alert count in descending order. 
  2. Set the row limit to 10. We can do this by entering “10” in “Row Limit.”

By following these 2 steps, we can get top 10 users by alert count. Feel free to let us know if you have any other questions.

 

Best,

Aaron

Hello @Aaron_Zhang ,

 

Thank you!! 

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