The Risk Monitoring chart gives you a live snapshot of your open risk posture across all connected applications - how many distinct risk types exist, how many individual findings are open, and how they distribute across severity levels. Use it to track whether your posture is improving over time and identify where to focus remediation effort.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.oleria.com/llms.txt
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Summary metrics
The header surfaces three key values at a glance:| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Unique risks | The count of distinct risk types currently identified across your applications. |
| Total findings | The sum of all individual events across every unique risk. |
| Severity | The distribution of open findings by severity level: critical, high, medium, and low. |
How to read the chart
The chart plots total open findings over time. A declining trend indicates active remediation is closing risks faster than new ones are being detected. A rising trend means new risks are accumulating faster than they are being resolved - a signal to increase remediation cadence. The severity breakdown is as important as the total count. A growing share of critical and high findings relative to medium and low means your highest-priority risks are accumulating. Address those first.SLA tracking
Each risk in Oleria is tracked against a resolution SLA. The dashboard surfaces risks that are approaching or past their SLA deadline, letting you prioritize based on urgency rather than discovery date alone. Risks breaching their SLA represent your most time-sensitive remediation work.Risk table
Below the chart, a table lists every open risk across your connected applications. Each row surfaces the key details needed to assess priority:- Risk - the name and description of the identified risk
- Severity - critical, high, medium, or low
- Application - the application where the risk was detected
- Findings - the number of individual events for that risk type
- Age - how long the risk has been open