Viewing widgets
August 2, 2024
ID 141749
Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud allows you to monitor security trends in your organization's network by providing you with a graphical display of information. The information is displayed as a set of widgets, presented as donut charts, tables, and graphs. The information displayed in widgets is not updated automatically. You can use the refresh feature of your browser to update the widgets.
Each widget contains information about all of the managed devices in your organization. Unless otherwise specified in the name of a widget, widgets show information from the last 30 days.
Some widgets have text information with links. You can view detailed information by clicking a link.
Widgets are displayed on the Information panel → Monitoring tab of Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud Management Console.
What you need to know about some of the widgets:
- Protection status of devices. The widget displays the protection information about managed devices, except for those running iOS.
- Threats detected during last 7 days. The widget displays the total number of threats detected on managed devices over the last seven days up to the present moment.
- Detection of threats during last 7 days. The widget displays the distribution of threat detections over the last seven days. Threats can be detected several times a day.
- Devices by severity level of vulnerabilities. The widget displays the number of managed devices, depending on the severity level of software vulnerabilities detected on the devices. The widget displays the actual information about managed devices running Windows. Managed devices running macOS and Android are always shown as having no vulnerabilities.
- Detection of vulnerabilities during last 7 days. The widget displays the distribution of vulnerability detections over the last seven days. The interval between vulnerability detections is specified in the vulnerability detection settings.
If you click a link in one of the widgets that display information about devices (for example, Protection status of devices), Management Console displays the list of devices, with information filtered according to your selection. The same applies to widgets that display information about users (for example, Users without devices) and about vulnerabilities (for example, Devices by severity level of vulnerabilities).