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Overview
Global dashboard manipulates with the data stored on the Stats Service side. The statistics of all the existed analyzes of the instance is collected on daily base and send to the Stats Service, where it is saved in the database. If an analyse is removed, its related statistics data is also removed from the Stats Service database. You can find details of the Stats Service installation in our Technical Guide,
Stats Service can send anonymised statistics data (no client information to identify a client or instance) to a central data storage Global statistics. The services architecture is available here. By default the statistics is shared and aims to help the community of Monarc in the future weather forecast. The statistics sharing can be disabled (see point 5 - Global Dashboard statistics sharing option).
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Global dashboard access
The Global Dashboard is accessible from the Home page of Monarc.
There are 2 types of the access, depends on the account access:
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If the account has "User" or "Administrator" permissions, then it will be possible to see statistics only for analyzes to which user has an access.
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If the account has "Global Dashboard" permission, then user is able to see stats for all the analyzes of the instance. There is also a possibility to set analyzes visibility (number 2 in the yellow box).
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Global Dashboard access account setting
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Home page access
The Global Dashboard tab is visible on the Home page only when there is at least 1 analysis exists and the Stats Service is setup (number 1 in the yellow box).
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Global Dashboard statistics sharing option
As you can see on the screenshot below, it is possible to disable the statistics sharing for your instance.
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Global Dashboard analyzes visibility setting
Accessible only for accounts with "Global Dashboard" permission and can be found in the right top corner on any of the Global Dashboard charts' tab. Only selected analyzes will be presented on the charts.
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Global Dashboard statistics overview
The are some examples of the charts, generated based on comparison of different analyzes and slices of the information.
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Informational risks. The stats represents comparison of the informational risks of all the available analyzes.
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Operational risks. The stats represents comparison of the operational risks of all the available analyzes.
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Cartography. Matrix with the average analyzes levels based on impact and likelihood.
There are also Threats and Vulnerabilities comparison charts based on specific threats and vulnerabilities values evolution.