- Dashboards
- Navigation Overview
- View and Interact with an Open Dashboard
- View and Interact with an Open Visualization
- User Management
- Configure and Manage Dashboards
- Create a Dashboard
- Add a Visualization to a Dashboard
- Add a Text Tile
- Modify a Dashboard Layout
- Add Dashboard Filters
- Manage Automatic Refresh Rates
- Create a Scheduled Report
- Make a Dashboard Public
- Export and Import Dashboards
- Edit Dashboard Filters
- Edit Dashboard Details
- Duplicate a Dashboard
- Delete a Dashboard
- Configure and Manage Visualizations
- Create a Visualization Using the Basic Method
- Auto-Create a Visualization from a Natural Language Prompt
- Create a Visualization from a Search Query
- Add Visualizations from the Library to a Dashboard
- Modify a Visualization
- Configure Visualization Query Filters
- Include Context Filtering in Visualizations
- Make a Visualization Public
- Export and Import Visualizations
- Duplicate a Visualization
- Remove a Visualization from a Dashboard
- Delete Visualizations from the Library
- Configure and Manage Scheduled Reports
- Pre-Built Dashboards
- Advanced Analytics Dashboards
- AI/LLM Dashboards
- Case Manager Dashboards
- Compliance Dashboards
- Correlation Rules Dashboards
- Event Store Dashboards
- Access Grant and Revoke Activity
- Account Logout Summary
- Account Management Activity
- Application Security Event Summary
- Authenticated User Accounts on Hosts
- AWS CloudTrail Summary
- Data Loss Prevention Activity – Host-Based
- Data Loss Prevention Activity – User-Based
- Data Loss Prevention Activity Summary
- Default Account Access
- Default Credential Usage and Change Activity
- Denied Web Access Activity
- Disabled User Account Summary
- Discovered Attacks by Source and Destination
- Endpoint Detection and Response
- Failed Application Logon Activity
- Failed Audit Logs Summary
- Failed Host Login Attempt Counts by Users
- Failed VPN Login Attempts and Remote Session Timeouts
- Firewall Activity
- Firewall and Router Device Interfaces
- Insecure Authentication Attempts
- IOC Statistics
- Log Delay Insights
- Microsoft 365 Summary
- Microsoft Windows Overview
- Network Applications by Traffic Volume
- Policy Activity Summary
- Ports Usage Trend
- Privileged Access
- Privileged Access – User-Based
- Project Collateral
- Protocols by Network Traffic
- Remote Session Overview
- Security Alert Summary – Impacted Hosts
- Security Alert Summary – Origin Hosts
- Security Alert Summary – Users
- Successful Application Logon Activity
- Successful Database Login Activity
- Successful Physical Access
- Top Attackers
- User Account Creation Summary
- User Account Lockout Activity
- Vendor Authentication Activity
- Windows Audit Failure Summary by Hosts
- Windows Audit Failure Summary by Users
- Windows User Privilege Elevation
- Zscaler HTTP Dashboard
- Security Operations Center Management Dashboards
- Threat Center Dashboards
- Pre-Built Visualizations
- Agentic AI - Result
- Agentic AI - Violations
- Agentic AI by App ID
- Agentic AI Usage by Host
- Agentic AI Users - Blicked/Allowed
- Anomalies - Use Case & MITRE Coverage
- Anomalies by Rule Name
- Anomalies by Use Case
- Anomalies Count Over Time
- Anomaly Distribution by MITRE Tactic & Score
- Application Count
- Closed Incidents
- Correlation Rules by Severity
- Correlation Rules Triggered Over Time
- Detected Anomalies
- Host-Based DLP Alerts Count
- Incidents Created
- Incident Summary by Incident Type
- Number of Hosts with DLP Alerts
- SOC Incident Distribution
- Top 5 Host-Based DLP Alert Categories
- Top 5 Protocols in Host-Based DLP Alerts
- Top 10 Host-Based DLP Alert Types
- Top 10 Hosts with DLP Alerts
- Top Activities per Top 10 Applications
- Top Users per Top 10 Applications
- Trend of Application Security Events
Duplicate a Visualization
Duplicating an existing visualization helps you save time when you need to create a new visualization that is similar to an existing one. Duplication is also useful when you need to modify an existing visualization that you do not have the necessary permissions to edit.
There are two ways to duplicate a visualization. You can either create a duplicate from the Visualizations tab or you can duplicate a visualization tile from within a dashboard.
Duplicate from the Visualizations Tab
Open the Dashboards application and click on the Visualizations tab to display a list of existing visualizations.
On the row or tile for the visualization you want to duplicate, click the Options menu (
) and select Duplicate. The Create a Custom Visualization page opens with a copy of the visualization displayed in the preview. The word (Copy) is appended to the title.When the Create a Custom Visualization page opens, you do any of the following to modify the visualization in Basic mode:
In the Data panel on the left, modify the Fields selected for visualization or you can select a Metric other than
count.In the Filters panel, you can modify (but not remove) any Required Filters. You can also change or add your own Query Filters.
In the Appearance panel, you can update the Title of the visualization or modify the Chart Type selection.
For detailed information about the Basic visualization authoring procedure, see Create a Visualization Using the Basic Method.
To view the results of your modifications, click Update Preview to regenerate the data and the chart preview on the right side of the page.
When you're satisfied with the custom visualization, click Save Visualization.
To make the new visualization available to other users, open it again and click Publish.
Duplicate from within a Dashboard
Open a dashboard and click Edit in the top right corner to enter edit mode.
On the visualization you want to duplicate, click the Options menu (
) and select Duplicate Tile. The Create a Custom Visualization page opens with a copy of the visualization displayed in the preview. The word (Copy) is appended to the title.When the Create a Custom Visualization page opens, you do any of the following to modify the visualization in Basic mode:
In the Data panel on the left, modify the Fields selected for visualization or you can select a Metric other than
count.In the Filters panel, you can modify (but not remove) any Required Filters. You can also change or add your own Query Filters.
In the Appearance panel, you can update the Title of the visualization or modify the Chart Type selection.
For detailed information about the Basic visualization authoring procedure, see Create a Visualization Using the Basic Method.
To view the results of your modifications, click Update Preview to regenerate the data and the chart preview on the right side of the page.
When you're satisfied with the custom visualization, click Save Visualization. The Create a Custom Visualization page closes and the modified visualization is added to the dashboard still open in edit mode.
You can opt to make the new visualization available in the visualization library. Click the options menu (
) on the new visualization tile and select Add to Library. A library icon (
) appears on the visualization tile next to the title.Note
The new visualization will appear as a draft in the library. To make the it available to other users, open it again in edit mode and click Publish.
Click Save to save the dashboard with the new visualization.