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module: aria.dashboard
title: Threat Dashboard
tab: Customer
order: 10
audience: customer
---

Your at-a-glance view of security activity across your ATM fleet. Open this screen for a quick read on threats, alerts, and device security posture — and to jump straight to the details that need attention.

## 👀 What you're looking at

The dashboard is grouped into three sections of summary cards.

### 🛡️ Threat Activity
- **Total Events** — the total number of threat-related events recorded across your fleet.
- **Critical** — the count of critical-severity events, your highest-priority items.
- **High** — the count of high-severity events.
- **Active Sequences** — ongoing alert sequences, where a series of related events points to a possible attack in progress.

### 🔒 Compliance
- **Active IOCs** — the number of active Indicators of Compromise being watched for across the fleet.
- **Low Posture** — devices with a security posture score below 50, meaning they may need attention.
- **EOL Devices** — end-of-life devices that are no longer fully supported and carry extra risk.
- **Non-Critical Events** — all remaining events that aren't critical or high severity.

## 🖱️ What you can do here

1. Click the **Critical** or **High** card to open the matching list of threat events.
2. Click **Active Sequences** to review the current alerts.
3. Click **Active IOCs** to manage your Indicators of Compromise.
4. Click **Low Posture** or **EOL Devices** to open device posture and see which machines need attention.

> **Total Events** and **Non-Critical Events** are summary counts only — they aren't clickable.

## 🧭 Phase Coverage

Below the summary cards is a reference list showing the attack phases HiveIQ watches for — Physical Access, Malware Staging, Malware Execution, Persistence, and Cleanup — each with a short description of what it means. This is a guide to the kinds of activity being monitored across your fleet.

> **Good to know:** The figures update each time you open the dashboard, so it's a reliable starting point for your daily security check. Start with the Critical card, then work down.
