Overview

The Overview page shows these sub-menus:

Overview Dashboard

The Overview dashboard shows the statistics and snapshot data based on the information from the enrolled devices.

You can select specific device groups and view the statistics for:

  • Device Risk

  • Device Status

  • Top Threats

  • Security Events By Type

Click on each statistics value to view its related settings.

To view the overview statistics for specific device groups, select the groups from the Device groups list at the top-right corner, and click Apply.

Widget Description
Device Risk

Displays the number of devices in the organization that are currently at risk under these categories:

  • Total number of devices at risk

  • Number of devices at High risk

  • Number of devices at Medium risk

  • Number of devices at Low risk

  • Security events over time (last 7 days)
Device Status

Displays the number of devices registered in the dashboard under these categories:

  • Total number of devices

  • Active - Devices that have installed and activated the Mobile Security Protect app.

    Note:

    For an Android device, each profile (work and personal) is accounted as a device. For example, if an Android device has both work and personal profiles configured, and only the work profile is active, then the Devices Status shows 1 Active device and 1 Inactive device.

  • Inactive - Devices that have uninstalled the Mobile Security Protect app, or that the UEM has reported that the app is no longer installed.

  • Provisioned & User Notified - Devices where the user has been notified on where and how to install and activate the Mobile Security Protect app, or that the UEM has added the device to the system.

  • Device Registration - Devices registered in the last day and in the last week.

  • App Versions - Percentage of devices with the latest Mobile Security version installed.

  • License Info - Number of used licenses (includes active and inactive devices) and the total number of licenses available for your subscription. Each device consumes a license.

    Note:

    • An Android device with both work and personal profiles consumes a single license. For more information on how to account for licenses, see sk180953.

    • To view the license information for Pay-as-you-go users, go to Global Settings > Service & Contracts > Mobile Security.
Top Threats per device
Displays the top threats encountered by devices. The table shows:
Item Description
Threat type

Type of threat factor that affected your devices.
Attack vector

Attack vector through which the threat factor affects the device:

  • Application

  • Device
Instances

Number of applications or devices affected by the specific threat type.

To view the security events details, click the instances count. The system displays the following:

  • For Device attack vector, the Forensics > Events & Alerts page appears and shows the list of devices with active events that have been reported, but not yet addressed.

  • For Application attack vector, the Forensics > Application page appears and shows the list of applications with the specific threat type.
Risk (%)

Percentage of the threat type determined by the risk levels assigned to it in the policies of affected devices, color-coded according to the risk levels.

In this example, the USB debugging enabled threat type is assigned High risk in one device policy and Medium risk in the policies of other devices.
Affected devices

Number of devices affected by the specific threat type and the corresponding risk level assigned to that threat type in the device policy.

For example, 2 medium indicates that there are two devices affected with the specific threat type and that threat type is assigned Medium risk level in the device policy.

Note:

This is the risk level caused by the specific threat type and not the overall device risk level.

To view the security events details, click the device count link. The Forensics > Events & Alerts page appears and shows the list of devices with active events that have been reported, but not yet addressed.
Devices (%)

The proportion of devices in your mobile fleet affected by the specific threat type.
Threat type

Type of threat factor that affected your devices.
Attack vector

Attack vector through which the threat factor affects the device:

  • Application

  • Device
Instances

Number of applications or devices affected by the specific threat type.

To view the security events details, click the instances count. The system displays the following:

  • For Device attack vector, the Forensics > Events & Alerts page appears and shows the list of devices with active events that have been reported, but not yet addressed.

  • For Application attack vector, the Forensics > Application page appears and shows the list of applications with the specific threat type.
Risk (%)

Percentage of the threat type determined by the risk levels assigned to it in the policies of affected devices, color-coded according to the risk levels.

In this example, the USB debugging enabled threat type is assigned High risk in one device policy and Medium risk in the policies of other devices.
Affected devices

Number of devices affected by the specific threat type and the corresponding risk level assigned to that threat type in the device policy.

For example, 2 medium indicates that there are two devices affected with the specific threat type and that threat type is assigned Medium risk level in the device policy.

Note:

This is the risk level caused by the specific threat type and not the overall device risk level.

To view the security events details, click the device count link. The Forensics > Events & Alerts page appears and shows the list of devices with active events that have been reported, but not yet addressed.
Devices (%)

The proportion of devices in your mobile fleet affected by the specific threat type.
Security Events by Type

Displays the number of security events by their types (marked in colors) over time for last hour, day, or month and shows the total number of applications scanned from the devices enrolled to the dashboard.

Getting Started Page

If you have not added devices to the Mobile Security solution, then you are directed to the Getting Started page after you log in to the Mobile Security Administrator Portal.

In this page, you can easily enroll new users and devices to Mobile Security using these methods:

  • Start a demo - Experience connecting a single end-user and device.

  • Sync with UEM - Connect Mobile Security to your preferred UEM and start synchronizing users and devices to Mobile Security.

  • Invite by email - Invite a single or multiple users, or user groups to enroll to Mobile Security. Each user receives an email with the QR code and instructions for enrollment.