The main dashboard provides an overview of your Arsen account: it centralizes key information, configuration status, and quick access to your core features.
1 – Objectives
Provide a single entry point to all platform features
Check the account’s global status at a glance (users, domains, campaigns, etc.)
Offer a clear analytical overview of the data collected across the organization
2 – Prerequisites
Have an active Arsen account
Complete all steps of the initial account configuration
Register enough employees, groups, or events to activate specific widgets
Have completed campaigns to populate dashboard statistics
3 – View basic statistics
3.1 – Access dashboard statistics
Once the initial configuration is complete, the dashboard automatically appears as the homepage.
The first section presents macro-level indicators that help evaluate overall engagement and performance.
3.2 – Interpret the indicators
Terminated Campaigns: total number of completed campaigns
Simulation coverage: percentage of employees trained through simulated attacks
Training coverage: percentage of employees who completed awareness training modules
Training success: percentage of lessons successfully completed (correct quiz answers)
These indicators provide a quick overview of your organization’s exposure level and security maturity.
4 – Track the security score and its evolution
4.1 – Understand the Security Score
The security score is calculated using each employee’s performance across all campaigns.
It is weighted based on the difficulty of the scenarios used, offering a more reliable measurement of overall vigilance.
4.2 – Visualize changes over time
Two elements help monitor your organization’s global security level:
A trend chart showing score variations across past campaigns
A visual gauge showing the company’s current score
These tools support trend analysis and help identify remaining areas of improvement.
5 – Analyze shadow IT indicators
5.1 – Understand the three statistics displayed
The third dashboard section highlights potentially risky usage patterns:
Devices: distribution of employees who performed compromising actions by device type (desktop or mobile).
Browser Usage: click or compromise events, grouped by browser.
Helps identify unknown, outdated, or patched browsers.
OS Usage: click or compromise events, grouped by operating system.
Helps identify vulnerable, outdated, or unknown OS versions.
5.2 – Download full reports
Click the “⋮” menu in the top-right corner of the module to download detailed OS and browser reports.
5.3 – Analysis period
Displayed data corresponds to campaigns completed within the last 6 months.
Values are aggregated to facilitate trend analysis.
6 – Display group rankings
6.1 – Understand the Groups widget
The Groups widget ranks the groups recorded in your account based on data from completed campaigns.
6.2 – Display conditions
The widget appears only if at least 6 groups exist in your account.
If the widget is hidden, it simply means not enough groups are available to activate this view.