# Dashboard

SBOM360 Dashboard gives metrics across all your projects in your organization. 

The data in the dashboard can be filtered by two dimensions - organization and time. 

The data in the dashboard is arranged in 4 logical sections. Each section has a tile with a set of counters followed by charts.

### Risk view

Risk View shows the risks associated with the projects wrt IRL and Attestation

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This Risk View includes:

* Counters for total projects grouped by type (open source, private, third-party, unknown)
* List of Most risky and Least risky projects based on [IRL](/sbom360-osm/explore-your-sbom/irl.md)
* List of Most risky and Least risky projects based on [Attestation](/sbom360-osm/explore-your-sbom/attestation.md)
* Trendline graph of the projects based on their IRL scores
* Trendline graph of the projects based on their Attestation scores

### Findings view

Findings view shows the findings associated with the projects.

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This [Findings](/sbom360-osm/explore-your-sbom/findings.md) View includes:

* Counters for total findings grouped by staging attribute of the [Gate](/sbom360-osm/policies-and-gates.md) that created the findings.
* Counters for total findings grouped by the function that created the findings.
* Pie chart of findings by severity
* Bar chart of findings by policy

### Issues view

Issue view shows the issues of components in different dimensions (vulnerability, age, code quality, security posture) grouped by the type of the components (open source, private, third-party, unknown)

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### Code commits and Provenance view

Code commits and Provenance view shows the top code commits and countries.

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