CISO Dashboard Overview

The CISO Dashboard is designed for decision-making. It summarizes enterprise and OT risk signals, ties them to concrete controls, and turns telemetry into prioritized actions you can assign and track.

• Risk Score — consolidated risk across vulnerabilities, anomalies, and asset criticality.
• Zero Trust Health — identity + device posture + segmentation policy health.
• Incident Velocity — how quickly threats are appearing and how fast you’re resolving them.
• Trust Provenance (DAG) — chain‑of‑custody and integrity assurance for events and decisions.
• Continuous Authentication Monitor — enforcement latency + decision volume (live).
• MITRE ATT&CK Techniques — top mapped techniques observed/blocked.
• Anomaly Detection Confidence — model confidence, drift, and false‑positive tuning.
• Asset Risk Heatmap — risk distribution across crown‑jewel assets.
• Threat Exposure Analysis — detection gaps + AI coverage and contextualization.
• Compliance Framework Progress — ISO/NIST/IEC alignment, control completion, gaps.
• Immutable Audit Log — blockchain‑anchored evidence trail and validation status.
• Policy Deviation Trend — drift over time and where controls are failing.
• OT Protocol Anomalies — suspicious protocol behaviors and lateral movement signals.
• Micro‑Segmentation Health — zone health and segmentation status.
• Prevention Success Rate — auto‑containment effectiveness + response time.
• Critical OT Assets — prioritized assets with last enforcement action and status.
• Blockchain Integrity — validator health, anchoring SLAs, replication integrity.
• Zero Trust Posture & Compliance Factors — posture trend and user/device factors.

1. 1
   Start with Risk Score

   to understand overall exposure and what is driving it (vulns, anomalies, or critical assets).
2. 2
   Validate Zero Trust Health

   to confirm identity and device posture controls are holding.
3. 3
   Review OT sections

   (protocol anomalies, micro-segmentation, critical assets) to manage operational risk.
4. 4
   Export evidence

   for audits, insurers, customers, or regulators—immutably anchored with chain-of-custody.