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Dashboard Guide

The Dashboard is the monthly overview of a single protected app: how much traffic it saw, how much of that was hostile, and where the hostile part came from. The console describes it as Detailed Overview for Hacking Insights.

Open Mobile App Security → Analytics. The Analytics menu contains these pages:

PagePurpose
DashboardMonthly overview for one app
ROIProtection activity translated into return on investment, per app and platform. Shown only to accounts eligible for Access Signals.
Real Time Threat AnalyticsThe last 60 minutes, refreshed live
Threat DetectionThreat-type and device-level breakdown
Active DevicesDaily and monthly unique device counts

Most Analytics pages share these. Data only appears once an app is selected.

FilterDescription
Sealing ModeTest or Release. Pick the mode the build was sealed in — data is collected separately for each.
Operating SystemAndroid or iOS. Determines which apps appear in the Application list.
ApplicationThe app to report on. Type to search by name or package name.
PeriodThe month to report on, as YYYY-MM.

Three figures for the selected month, each with the change against the previous period:

MetricMeaning
Active DevicesDevices that ran the protected app.
Hacking AttemptsTotal detections recorded.
Unique Devices Hacking AttemptsDistinct devices that produced at least one detection.

A daily chart below plots the same series across the days of the month.

A live snapshot labelled Last 10 mins data. Click the widget title to switch between two views:

  • Hacking Types Streaming — the total hacking attempts in the last 10 minutes.
  • Protected Unique Devices Data — the total unique devices protected in the last 10 minutes.

Below the total, a bar chart plots the selected series over the window, followed by two lists showing the top five entries:

  • Top Hacking Types — the threat categories seen most in that window.
  • Top Device Models — the device models producing them.

The Real Time Threat Analytics link at the bottom of the widget opens the Real Time Threat Analytics page.

A bar chart showing blocked attempts per month over the past year. Use it to tell a genuine change from normal month-to-month variation.

A world map of the month’s detections, with a 100% bar chart below it showing the share of the top five countries. The Hacking Attempts By Location link opens the Threat Detection page.

A pie chart of the month’s detections viewed through several lenses, selectable as buttons:

  • OS Version - Major
  • OS Version - Minor
  • Hacking Types
  • Rooting (Android only)
  • Jailbreak and Hacking Patterns (iOS only)

A daily stacked chart for the month, with one series per threat category. Use the legend to isolate a category. The categories depend on the selected operating system:

Operating SystemCategories
AndroidAndroid Emulator, Source Code Modification, Security Config Manipulation, Application Repackaging, Rooted Device, Other, Speed Modification, Application Debugging, Malware & Cheat Tool
iOSSpeed Modification, Application Debugging, Malware & Cheat Tool, Security Config Manipulation, Dynamic memory cracking, Jailbreak, Application Repackaging

The cumulative number of unique devices that ran the app during the selected month, plotted per day, with the previous month overlaid for comparison.

A table ranking the OS versions producing the most detections:

ColumnMeaning
OSOperating system version.
AttemptsTotal detections from that version in the period.
Devices AttemptsDistinct devices on that version that produced detections.
Daily AttemptsDaily average of Attempts.
Daily Devices AttemptsDaily average of Devices Attempts.