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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 12 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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