Seclore Data Security Intelligence Framework provide a unified view of data protection metrics, enabling organizations to monitor security posture and usage trends through interactive visualizations.
This integration relies on a standardized Seclore Data Pipeline, designed to export, structure, and deliver security events in CSV format, making the data consumable across both cloud and on-premises environments for business reporting.
To access and utilize these dashboards, you must have an active Power BI infrastructure and ensure the Seclore Data Pipeline is properly configured.
In this article, we’ll discuss what can be achieved with these dashboards, such as actionable insights, compliance tracking, and risk analysis, and outline the types of information available for reporting and decision-making.
Click on the Seclore Data Security Intelligence Framework below to have a look at the features of each of them.
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Enterprise Risk Insight Dashboard
The Risk Analytics Dashboard provides key insights into enterprise security posture. This dashboard empowers you to proactively monitor and manage organizational risk by providing clear, actionable insights across several critical dimensions.
Each aspect is designed to give you a unique perspective on enterprise risk, ensuring you can take informed, timely action to safeguard your organization.
It includes metrics such as Data Extraction Activities for detecting unusual data movements and Risky Unauthorized Attempts to identify access control gaps.
Interactive Heat Maps highlight high-risk areas by geography, while Trend Lines show the effectiveness of mitigated risks over time.
Together, these features enable proactive risk management and continuous improvement in compliance.
Here’s what your Enterprise Risk Insight Dashboard will look like:
In the Protection tab, you will find a list of authorized activities and unauthorized attempts done on your protected files and emails categorized by departments, domains, and classification labels applied to them.
In the Classification tab, you can view all classification activities, organized by labels, along with trend lines and heat maps. It also provides metrics such as the number of users who ignored suggested classifications and labels, and how many applied classification-based protection.
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External Collaboration Dashboard
The External Collaboration Dashboard provides a comprehensive view of your organization’s interactions with external entities. This dashboard empowers you to monitor collaboration, assess risks, and optimize security while maintaining productive partnerships.
Each feature is designed to give you actionable insights into external collaboration, ensuring timely interventions and compliance.
It includes metrics such as External Collaboration Risk Score to measure exposure and Active External Domains to track organizational engagement.
Visual tools like Trend Lines and Heat Maps reveal patterns and high-risk areas, while detailed categorization by domains, users, and files supports granular analysis.
Together, these capabilities enable proactive management of external relationships and strengthen your organization’s security posture.
Here’s what your External Collaboration Dashboard will look like:
Click on any metric to refine the displayed records for that selection.
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Usage and Utilization Dashboard
The Usage and Utilization Dashboard provides a detailed overview of how protection and classification activities are performed across your organization.
This dashboard empowers you to monitor authorized and unauthorized actions, analyze trends, and optimize security practices and optimize security practices based on the data analytics.
Each feature is designed to give you actionable insights into protection and classification activities, enabling timely interventions and compliance.
It includes metrics such as Protection Activities to track secured files and emails and Unprotect Activities to identify potential vulnerabilities.
Visual tools like Bar Graphs, Trend Lines, and Heat Maps reveal patterns, usage spikes, and high-activity regions, while segmentation by users, files, and domains supports granular analysis.
Together, these capabilities enable proactive management of data security and continuous improvement in organizational protection strategies.
Here’s what your External Collaboration Dashboard will look like:
Click on any metric to refine the displayed records for that selection.