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Review discovered assets

The dashboard is the visual intelligence hub of External Attack Surface Management (EASM). It aggregates and displays key insights from EASM scans and timeline-based comparisons, providing both real-time and historical views of your organization's complete digital footprint, overall cyber hygiene posture, risk exposure, and attack surface insights.

The dashboard presents visual, contextual, and interactive data, making it a powerful decision-making tool for executives and security analysts.

Get access to the dashboard​

To complete this task:

  1. Sign in to the Veracode Platform.
  2. Select Scans and Analysis > EASM.
  3. Select the dashboard icon dashboard_easm.png.

Filter search results​

Use filters to narrow the search results.

Filter by business unit​

Filter the search results to view department-specific or client-specific insights, such as those related to teams, subsidiaries, or clients.

To complete this task:

  1. Sign in to the Veracode Platform.
  2. Select Scans and Analysis > EASM.
  3. Select the dashboard icon.
  4. In the left navigation panel, from the Business units dropdown, select an option to filter the search results.

Filter by location​

Filter the search results to view geographical distribution of assets and risks.

To complete this task:

  1. Sign in to the Veracode Platform.
  2. Select Scans and Analysis > EASM.
  3. Select the dashboard icon.
  4. In the left navigation panel, from the Locations dropdown, select an option to filter the search results.

Heatmap​

Executives can use the heatmap view to visualize issues by severity and category.

To complete this task:

  1. Sign in to the Veracode Platform.
  2. Select Scans and Analysis > EASM.
  3. Select the dashboard icon. The dashboard presents these key insights:
    • To view the count of the discovered assets, severity indicators and the actions suggested to reduce attack surface exposure, use the navigation icons to move through different tiles in DISCOVERY, HYGIENE and ATTACK SURFACE REDUCTION.
    • The circular chart provides an overall rating, either across all things discovered, for specific items, or based on filters chosen.
  4. To open a menu, hover over a heatmap. Then, select from the following options:
    • To create a report using a pre-defined template, select the export icon export_easm.png.
    • To see updated banner stats for a particular domain or item, select the update icon update_banner_easm.png.
    • To view a detailed breakdown of the discovery, hygiene, and attack surface reduction for a heatmap block, select the expand icon expand_results_easm.png.

World map​

Executives can view the geographical distribution of discovered assets in the world map. Regions are color-coded to indicate overall hygiene scores. Additional information about discovery, hygiene, and attack surface reduction is available in the right-hand panel.

To complete this task:

  1. Sign in to the Veracode Platform.
  2. Select Scans and Analysis > EASM.
  3. Select the dashboard icon.
  4. To open the world map view, from the top of the table, use the dropdown and select World map.

Things​

Things is a CMDB-style interface that categorizes all discovered assets, referred to as Things in the system. Use Things to perform operational tasks such as tagging, onboarding, and triaging assets.

To complete this task:

  1. Sign in to the Veracode Platform.
  2. Select Scans and Analysis > EASM.
  3. Select the dashboard icon.
  4. To open the Things view, from the top of the page, use the dropdown and select Things.
  5. To filter Things, at the top-right corner of the page, select the appropriate filter.
  6. To perform bulk actions, locate Things, select the checkboxes, then select EDIT SELECTED.

Compare with feature​

To perform quarterly reviews or post-incident evaluations, use the Compare with feature on a dataset in the timeline.

To complete this task:

  1. Sign in to the Veracode Platform.
  2. Select Scans and Analysis > EASM.
  3. Select the dashboard icon.
  4. Select Compare with.
  5. To compare two different sets of results and identify what is new, changed, or resolved, select another dataset to create a comparison.
  6. To return to the standard scan view, select the X next to the scan timestamp at the top of the page.
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