--- title: "Overview dashboard" canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1017741313/Overview%20dashboard" format: markdown --- The MyAryaka Home page displays the Overview dashboard, which provides a high-level summary of your Aryaka services. This dashboard provides an at-a-glance overview of your network and security posture, allowing you to identify and troubleshoot any critical alerts or unhealthy sites. Click Insights > Dashboards in the left navigation pane to view interactive dashboards with summary statistics for the following Aryaka services: SD-WAN DLP Security IP App Delivery Secure Remote Access This topic describes how the Overview dashboard can help you manage and monitor your network as well as the various components included in the dashboard. What would you like to do? If you are trying to achieve the following goals, use the associated components of the Overview dashboard: I want to troubleshoot network issues: Network Topology map —Identify sites or remote user access points that are currently experiencing an issue. Site Status tile —View the number of sites currently experiencing issues. Alerts feed —View active alerts for your network. Remote Users tile —View the number of failed remote user sessions by region. I want to identify risks to my network: Alerts feed —View active alerts for your network. Threats Prevented tile —View the number of threats blocked by your security policies. Top 10 Apps tile —View applications ranked by data usage. Data Loss Prevention tile —View your current data loss risk. I want to verify that my security policies are working as expected: Threats Prevented tile —View the types of threats blocked by your security policies. Data Loss Prevention tile —View the data types, sources, applications, and users most commonly involved in DLP incidents. I want to ensure that my services are properly implemented: Network Topology map —Understand how your sites, remote users, and POPs are connected. Top Sites Utilization tile —View sites that are using the most bandwidth. Remote Users tile —View the number of unique remote users by region. I want to understand how my company has benefitted from Aryaka: Top Sites Utilization tile —View bandwidth savings and speed and reliability improvements for your network. If you cannot access an Overview dashboard component, enable or purchase the associated feature, as indicated, to gain further network insights. Overview dashboard components The Overview dashboard includes a Network Topology map, an Alerts feed, and various tiles that provide insights into your network and security posture for the selected time period (last day, week, or month). Note that if you have not configured a site , there is no data displayed on this page. Network Topology map The Network Topology map allows you to view the live statuses of the sites and remote user access points connected to the Aryaka POPs so that you can quickly identify any issues in the health of your network. If a site or remote user access point is experiencing a warning (for example, one out of two tunnels is down), it is displayed in amber; if it is experiencing an error (for example, a tunnel or interface is down, or a service is unavailable), it is displayed in red. Hover over a POP to view it’s name, code, and the number of connected sites and remote user access points. Hover over a site or remote user access point to view it’s name, code, site type, and status. Click a site or remote user access point to view the associated Site status details page. Alerts feed The Alerts feed scrolls through active (unacknowledged) network and security alerts at the top of the Overview dashboard, allowing you to quickly respond to any network outages and security incidents. This feed only includes alerts with critical and major severity levels. Click an alert to view the Alert details page for the selected alert. Click See All to view the Alerts > Active Alerts page, which displays unacknowledged alerts of all severity levels). Site Status tile The Site Status tile allows you to monitor the current health of your network. The total number of sites you have licensed (physical and virtual branch sites, remote user access points, and SaaS application access points) is divided into the following groups based on current status: Healthy—Sites that are not currently experiencing any issues. Warning—Sites that are operational but that are experiencing a condition that may degrade performance, such as one of two tunnels to the Aryaka POP being down (traffic can still flow through the remaining tunnel, but with reduced redundancy or bandwidth). Error—Sites that are currently experiencing a critical issue, such as the site-to-Aryaka POP connection being down, an ANAP interface being offline, or the site being unreachable from the Aryaka core. Click the tile to view the SD-WAN> Status > SD-WAN Status page. You can then select a site to view the associated Site status details page, which allows you to troubleshoot any warnings or errors. Top Sites Utilization tile The Top Sites Utilization tile allows you to monitor up to five sites that are using the highest percentage of bandwidth in your network for the selected time period. If a site is maxing out it’s subscribed bandwidth, you can consider increasing your bandwidth subscription for the site to avoid traffic congestion. Note that Aryaka’s adpative bandwidth management allows site’s to exceed their subscribed bandwidth during periods of high demand. During these periods site bandwidth utilization can temporarily exceed 100% to maintain performance. Click a site to view the associated Monitor WAN traffic page, which displays the clients, servers, applications, and flows that are utilizing the most bandwidth. This tile also displays the following statistics on the benefits of Aryaka’s SD-WAN: Bandwidth Saved—Relative amount of bandwidth saved as a result of Aryaka’s advanced redundancy removal. Improved Speed—Percentage increase in speed as a result of Aryaka’s TCP optimization. Improved Reliability—Percentage increase in network reliability as a result of Aryaka’s SD-WAN technology. Site utilization data is only displayed after your sites begin sending traffic. Remote Users tile The Remote Users tile allows you to monitor remote access usage and identify any potential issues or unusual patterns. It displays the following for the selected time period: Unique Users—Number of unique remote users for all regions in your network and the percentage of increase or decrease over the selected time period. Failed Sessions—Number of failed remote user sessions for all regions in your network and the percentage of increase or decrease over the selected time period. Click a metric to view the Universal ZTNA > Monitor page where you can gain further insight into your remote access usage. If you have not purchased a remote user license, the Remote Users tile indicates that the feature is not enabled. Contact Aryaka Support to discuss adding this feature. If there is no remote user data available, try selecting a different time range to view data for. Threats Prevented tile The Threats Prevented tile allows you to identify the types of attacks (and their frequency) that are impacting your network. It displays the total number of threats prevented by the Aryaka IPS security engines dropping or rejecting traffic and the percentage of increase or decrease over the selected time period. The total number of prevented threats (and the percentage of increase or decrease) is divided into the following groups based on different threat categories: Malware Activity—Infections and exploitation attempts. Phishing and Social Engineering—Campaigns that trick users into revealing sensitive data or credentials. Protocol Abuse—Misuse of core protocols (for example, DNS, SMTP, FTP, and IMAP) for evasion, exploitation, or data theft. Client and Web Abuse—Compromise of internet-facing systems. Scanning and Reconnaissance—Probing, fingerprinting, and vulnerability scans by user agents, JA3, and scanning activity. Post-Compromise Operations—Flags attacker actions after access, such as remote control or C2 traffic. Threat Hunting Insights—Detections designed to aid proactive investigations. ICS/OT Threat Activity—Malicious activity against industrial control and operational technology systems. Information and Miscellaneous—General-purpose or low-severity detections that provide supporting context. Policy and Compliance Violations—Non-malicious but disallowed traffic, such as games, file sharing, or policy breaches. Active Threat Campaigns—Current large-scale or trending global attack activity. Denial of Service (DoS) Attempts—Efforts to overwhelm or disrupt systems and services. Legacy Threats—Deprecated or retired signatures retained for historical context. Click on a category to view associated security logs . If you have not purchased IPS, the Threats Prevented tile indicates that IPS is not enabled. Contact Aryaka Support to discuss adding this feature. If there is no threat detection data available, try selecting a different time range to view data for. Top 10 Apps tile The Top 10 Apps tile allows you to monitor data usage for network and SaaS applications to identify high-usage applications and potential risks. It displays the following for the selected time period: Network Apps—Total amount of data used by each of the top 10 most utilized network applications. SaaS Apps—Total amount of data used by each of the top 10 most utilized SaaS applications. Click GenAI Apps to filter the list to generative AI applications. Click an application to view associated security logs . If you have not purchased CASB, you are unable to access the SaaS Apps tab. Contact Aryaka Support to discuss adding this feature. If there is no application data available, try selecting a different time range to view data for. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tile The DLP tile allows you to understand your data loss risk, how your risk has changed over the selected time period, and how effectively data exfiltration is being prevented. Use the Data Types Matched, Sources, Apps, and Users tabs to view the top types of sensitive data, countries, application names, and user names involved in DLP incidents over the selected time period. See the Configure DLP topic for details on managing your DLP rules. Click an incident to view the Insights > Log Explorer > DLP Logs page filtered to the selected incident, allowing you to move straight into detailed triage. In this topic Related topics SD-WAN dashboard Security dashbaord