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To fully use this screen, you must add the following permission to your account:
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You can use
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the Health Overview
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screen to see the overall health status of virtual machines that contain the installed Armor Anywhere agent.
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If you are a new user, then you may need to install the Armor Anywhere agent in order to receive data to populate this screen. To learn how to install the agent, see Installation. |
The top of
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the Health Overview
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screen contains four types of information, displayed in various widgets.
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Overall Health Score | This widget displays an average of |
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the Protection, |
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Detection, |
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and Response |
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scores.
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Protection This score is based on the stability of the Armor agent and any corresponding subagents. |
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For more information, |
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see Protection Dashboard. Detection This score is based on the incoming activity (log activity) of the Armor agent and any corresponding subagents. For more information, |
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see Detection Dashboard. Response This score is based on the response time for a support ticket between you and Armor. For more information, |
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see Response Dashboard. |
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Score range
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Health status
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Vulnerabilities | This widget displays the number of detected vulnerabilities, based on the information from the weekly vulnerabilities report. |
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A vulnerability scan takes place every Sunday at 10:00 PM, local server time. After a scan is complete, the corresponding report is added to the |
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Vulnerability Scanning |
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screen of the Armor Management Portal (AMP). Additionally, this widget is updated based on the scan. |
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To learn about the |
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Vulnerability Scanning |
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Security Incidents Total | This widget displays the number of open or pending support tickets that are considered highly important, security-focused incidents, known as |
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Critical |
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Incidents. Internally, when Armor Support reviews a support ticket, a support personnel can label the ticket as a |
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Security Incident. These tickets will be given a severity rating (low, |
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medium, |
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high, |
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critical), and then displayed in the |
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Security |
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Incidents screen. A |
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Security |
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Incident |
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Critical |
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status is also known as a |
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Critical Incident. In the |
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Security |
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Incidents |
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screen, you will only see an incident if you are listed as a recipient on the support ticket or if you opened the support ticket. |
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Armor Support, you, or someone on your account can open a support ticket that can eventually evolve into an incident. To learn more about |
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the Security Incidents |
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see Incidents. Under |
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Security Alerts Needing Attention, you can click a specific incident, |
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and then you will be redirected to |
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the Security Incident |
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screen with the table already filtered. | |
Logs Parsed (Past 24h) | This widget displays the number of logs that Armor has received and analyzed in the past 24 hours. |
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