Dashboard Shows Only Verified Data, and Help Opens on Request

2026.10-trust-and-availability2026-10-25

Dashboard shows only verified data

Plans: The Seed plan or higher Where: Dashboard, Executive tab Who benefits: the IT manager or CISO who briefs the board.

The overall Security Posture score is not shown in this release. The headline reads Overall score returns in a later release. Each of the five components shows a value only when AutoCISO measured it. Otherwise it shows Not enough evidence or Risk data unavailable.

How to use it

  1. Click Dashboard, then Executive.
  2. Read {n} of {total} components have verified data.
  3. Open a component with no data and add the missing evidence.

Unverified assets are no longer Healthy

Who benefits: the IT manager who tracks asset health.

Assets without a valid latest audit now show as Not verified. Before, they counted as Healthy. Your Healthy count can drop after this update. The assets did not change. The doughnut chart has a fourth slice for Not verified.

To move an asset to Healthy, run a completed audit for it.

Help opens on request

Who benefits: every user.

Automatic tip pop-ups are removed. Click the information button in the page header to open the page help. The drawer includes a Tips section. Press Esc to close it.

Maturity, Roadmap and Compliance

Who benefits: the CISO and the IT manager.

  • Maturity shows a gap only against a known target. It shows No assessment yet, or a “no targets” message, when data is missing. The overall value shows “—” when it is missing.
  • The Compliance menu shows a badge. It adds missing controls, high risks, overdue supplier reviews and critical vulnerabilities. Hover over it to see each category.
  • The Access reasons column and the Roadmap source and owner show readable labels. Unknown codes show as “Other: …”.
  • The compliance coverage matrix shows ISO control titles. Maturity guidance cites ISO 27001:2022 control IDs.
  • Metric sections show captions such as Observed {date} and Loaded {time}. Unknown values show as “—”.

Details are in Security Operating Surface and vCISO Workspace.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-25

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