Selki Security Dashboard – User Guide

Overview

The Security Dashboard provides a real-time overview of your organization’s security posture in Selki. It consolidates key metrics—such as active threats, watcher health, vulnerabilities, and security-awareness results—into a single page so you can quickly assess risk and take action. The dashboard is currently marked Beta, so you may encounter minor changes as the feature evolves.

Getting Started

Log in to Selki

Navigate to dashboard.selki.io in your browser and enter your login credentials. Once authenticated, you will land on the default Threats page.

Open the Dashboard

Click the dashboard icon in the left-hand navigation bar (under the Monitoring section). This opens the Security Dashboard:

Tip: If you don’t see the navigation labels, hover over the icons or click the menu button to expand the full menu.

Dashboard Layout

Summary Cards

At the top of the page you’ll see four colored cards showing high-level metrics. Each card is clickable and will take you to the corresponding detailed view.

Detailed Panels

Below the summary cards are panels that provide more granular information and quick links.

Threat Intelligence

• User Threats: Count of threats affecting end-users.
• Employee Threats: Count of threats targeting employees (0 if none).
• Recent Threats: Shows recent threats with a risk label (e.g., Medium Risk).

Click View All to open the full Threats list.

Watchers Activity

• Total Watchers: Number of watchers configured.
• Active Monitoring: Number of watchers actively monitoring.
• Active Watchers Table: Shows watcher names and monitoring status.

Click View All to manage or check watcher health.

Phishing Campaigns

• Total Campaigns / Active Campaigns: Overview of all campaigns and those in progress.
• Recent Campaigns: Shows the most recent campaign and its status (e.g., Active).

Click View All to go to the Phishing Campaigns section.

Navigating the Dashboard

The left-hand vertical navigation bar organizes Selki features by category:

• Monitoring: Dashboard, Threats, Vulnerabilities, Watchers
• Phishing: User Groups, Templates, Campaigns
• Reporting: Smart Reports
• Integrations: API Keys, API Docs, Webhooks
• Support: Get Help

Navigation Tips

• Click a summary card or View All link to explore a specific area.

Example: Clicking Active Threats opens the Threats page with active filters applied.

• Use search and filters within each section to narrow results.
• Click the dashboard icon at any time to return to the dashboard.

Interpreting Metrics

Understanding dashboard values helps prioritize your work:

• Total vs. Current: A ratio like 3,422 / 18,278 means 3,422 items require attention out of 18,278 total.
• Color Coding:
• Red = Urgent (e.g., critical threats)
• Green = Healthy (e.g., watchers working normally)
• Risk Levels:
• Items marked High or Medium risk should be prioritized.

Threat Activity Trends

This graph provides a quick overview of how many threats were found each month during the past year. Any threats that have been closed will also be displayed, so you can get an immediate comparison into the total number of threats found versus how many were closed. The current month is always the last value on the x axis and is always whatever the current year is.

Additional Tips

• Beta Feature: As the dashboard evolves, you may see UI updates. Report issues through Support.
• Exporting Data: Some sections (like Threats) allow you to export data for reports or analysis.
• Stay Current: Check the dashboard regularly to monitor threats and vulnerabilities in real-time.

Conclusion

The Selki Security Dashboard provides an at-a-glance view of your organization’s security health. By reviewing the summary cards, detailed panels, and navigation tools, you can:

• Identify and address active threats
• Monitor watcher performance
• Track vulnerabilities
• Follow phishing awareness efforts

Updated on: 14/08/2025