Applications Dashboard
The Applications Dashboard contains information focused on application usage within your environment. Removing user access from unused applications, especially sensitive/critical business applications, can not only help you save on licensing costs, but also improves your organization's security posture by shrinking the "blast radius" associated with malicious access to unnecessary applications.
Sensitive Applications Activity
Purpose & Benefit: Highlights users who could be deprovisioned from sensitive apps, reducing the overall attack surface and the blast radius for a given account should be it be compromised, while also reducing license costs for your organization.
The Sensitive Applications Activity widget provides a breakdown of the number of accounts who are assigned an application and are using that application compared to accounts not using the application.
Selecting either segment ('using the application' or 'not using the application') of one of the bars in the visualization will take you to the Users page, pre-filtered for the selected application and user segment.
To customize the list of sensitive applications to align with your organization's preferences, go to the Applications page within the platform. Documentation on how to configure your sensitive applications list can be found here.

Risky Users Accessing Sensitive Applications
This widget depicts the number of users with neutral, questionable, and untrusted trust level that are accessing sensitive applications over time.
Users with lower trust levels should not be allowed to access sensitive applications. For example, an untrusted user might have a compromised account. This user, in turn, might be leaking customer data, employee personally identifiable information (PII), or sensitive company info like financial records or intellectual property,
By default, this widget looks at the last 30 days; however, you can use the timeframe filter in the top righthand corner of the widget to change the widget's timeframe to be longer or shorter depending on your needs.

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