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Checking Security Situation through Large Screens/
Large Screen Overview
Large Screen Overview
Updated on 2025-01-20 GMT+08:00
There are always such scenarios as presentation, reporting, or real-time monitoring where you need to present the analysis results of SecMaster on big screens to achieve better demonstration effect. It is not ideal to just zoom in the console. Now, SecMaster Large Screen is a good choice for you to display the service console on bigger screens for a better visual effect. By default, SecMaster provides the following large screens:
- Overall Situation Screen: This screen helps display attack history, identify attacks, and predict attack trends. It can provide you with powerful pre-event, in-event, and post-event security management capabilities, making it easier to understand your cloud security via one screen.
- Monitoring Statistics Screen: You can view the overview of unhandled alerts, incidents, vulnerabilities, and unsafe baselines on this screen.
- Asset Security Screen: With this screen, you can quickly learn of the asset protection status, including the total number of assets, number of attacked assets, and number of unprotected assets.
- Threat Situation Screen: You can view threats to and attacks at your networks, applications, and servers via this screen.
- Vulnerable Assets Screen: You can check vulnerable assets, vulnerabilities, unsafe baseline settings, as well unprotected assets via this screen.
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