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Create a dashboard to follow your incidents

This article details an example of a dashboard to create for tracking your incidents.

Updated over 9 months ago

As part of monitoring your incidents, you can create your own dashboard.

You can create dashboard blocks for these incidents and generate a report with various information: processing time, the number of open incidents, etc.

In this example, we will create the following sections in the dashboard: a first section displaying global incident tracking, a second section showing incident tracking by perimeter, and a third section displaying the tracking of incident remediation.

The indicators we can add include:

  • Average processing time for incidents

  • Average processing time for critical incidents

  • Incidents created

  • Open critical incidents

  • Critical incidents created

  • Open incidents

  • Incident processing rate

  • These same indicators with a forced scope

  • Action plan achievement rate

  • Progress of action plans

  • Open, closed, planned actions, etc.

Here’s what our dashboard looks like:

Section 1: "Global Incident Tracking"

Section 2: "Incident Tracking by perimeter"

Section 3: "Remediations"

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