Overview Dashboard
The Data Hygiene Overview Dashboard displays out-of-the-box widgets in three main sections.
Notes
- This dashboard is managed by Axonius - you cannot edit charts or create new ones.
- You can access this dashboard directly from the Dashboards Page, under the Managed by Axonius category.
- The Data Hygiene Overview Dashboard aligns to the Dashboards refresh time. The verification data within the dashboard is refreshed once per discovery cycle, including after you change the Data Hygiene configuration. It is not updated in real time.
- For all charts in the dashboard, click on a chart segment/slice/bar to view the list of assets represented by that part of the chart. See Chart Click-Through and the general Working with Charts category for more information.
General Metrics
This section shows the overall health of your device inventory:
- Device Verification Status Breakdown - Total verified vs. unverified devices
- Verification Trends over time
- Verified devices breakdown by leading adapter property
- A breakdown of the reasons that devices were unverified, namely, the distribution of unverified devices across the different Verification Gates. Note that some devices might fail more than one gate, so the total number presented in this chart might exceed the general Unverified Devices count - as demonstrated below: while there are 7,446 unverified devices in total, the system counted a total of 7,555 unverified devices when considering ALL verification gate failures.
[New screenshot required] - if the chart titles changed (see AX-107031), retake the Unverified Devices - Reasons Breakdown chart.
Data Breakdown - Unverified Devices
This section helps you identify all unverified devices by breaking them down to their verification failure reasons - which gate(s) each device failed to pass.
Each dashboard in this section represents a gate: Recency, Key IDs, Instability, and Low Confidence. If a gate is disabled, the dashboard representing it is not displayed.
Each Verification Gate comprises the following charts:
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The total count of devices that failed to pass this gate, for example, Devices that failed the Key IDs gate. The Recency gate has two counts: devices that failed because they have no Last Seen value, and devices that were not seen recently. The title of the latter shows the number of days you configured in the Recency gate.
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A breakdown of all unverified devices in this category by specific attributes. For example, the Key IDs section counts how many devices are missing each specific identifier. The Key IDs breakdown shows the total number of devices that failed the Key IDs gate, the devices that have only a Host Name/Asset Name (and are missing all key identifiers), and the devices that have only IP/MAC/Serial or Cloud ID (and are missing a Host Name/Asset Name). The Recency breakdown by device type is based on the Preferred Device Type.
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The distribution of unverified devices in this category across specific adapters. This helps you recognize which adapters drive the most issues. The Recency section also shows the adapters of devices with no Last Seen value.
[New screenshot required] - the Key IDs section (renamed from Identity), with the updated charts and count widget titles.
Data Breakdown - Verified Devices
This section breaks down all verified devices by their leading adapter property. The Verified devices by leading Adapter Property chart shows how verified devices are split by their highest-priority adapter property: Agent, Infrastructure (Cloud Provider or Virtualization), Directory, or Network. Each device is counted in one category only.
The chart contains the following bars:
| Bar | Includes verified devices that... |
|---|---|
| All verified devices | All verified devices. |
| With an agent | Have an Agent adapter property. |
| No agent, with infrastructure | Have a Cloud Provider or Virtualization adapter property, and no Agent. |
| No agent or infrastructure, with a directory | Have a Directory adapter property, and no Agent, Cloud Provider, or Virtualization. The Directory category includes Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, and Okta. |
| No agent, infrastructure or directory, with network | Have a Network adapter property, and no Agent, Cloud Provider, Virtualization, or Directory. |
| No agent, infrastructure, directory or network | Have none of the above adapter properties. |
An adapter property is counted if any adapter that reported the device has it.
[New screenshot required] - the Verified devices by leading Adapter Property chart.
Updated about 6 hours ago
