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Getting Started with SenseOn Reveal: Unlocking the Power of Your Security Data

SenseOn Reveal integrates seamlessly into your existing SenseOn platform, providing intuitive tools for data exploration and analysis.

Filter your dashboard by: IT Hygiene / Threat Hunting / All

Reveal dashboard filter options: IT Hygiene, Threat Hunting and All.

Dashboards (a few examples)

Case Activity Overview

This section provides a summary of cases which have been actioned across your estate. Useful for understanding:

  • Work done by the SOC
  • The threat profile your company faces
  • Any pending actions which require your attention

Available widgets in Case Activity Overview:

  • High priority cases over time

  • Monthly escalated cases

    Monthly escalated cases widget.

  • Risky Users

  • MITRE Tactics
  • Common processes found within high priority cases
  • Total Count Case by Case Severity
  • Number of high priority cases by status from the last 30 days
  • Threat status of resolved high priority cases over past 30 days
  • Data transfer within high priority cases
  • Number of high priority cases by device type

Device and User Insights

Gain comprehensive visibility into your device ecosystem and user behaviours with detailed risk metrics and anomaly detection. This tab highlights:

  • Health status and compliance levels across your estate
  • User activity patterns with flagged high-risk behaviours
  • Potential security vulnerabilities requiring immediate attention

Available widgets in Device and User Insights:

  • Operating Systems
  • Operating systems across the estate past week

  • Least commonly installed program versions

  • Least common startup items

    Least common startup items widget.

  • NTLM Failed Authentication Attempts

  • Failed Kerberos Authentication Attempts
  • Escalated cases by device user
  • File Sharing Programs
  • Vulnerable Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) Installed
  • VPN Applications
  • Remote Access Tools
  • Risky Users
  • Files in Use Containing Passwords

Data Transfer Overview

Visualise and analyse all data movement within and beyond your network perimeter. This intelligence helps you:

  • Identify unusual data transfer volumes or destinations in real time
  • Monitor sensitive data flows across geographic boundaries
  • Detect potential data exfiltration attempts through pattern recognition

Available widgets in Data Transfer Overview:

  • Total Daily Upload Volumes

  • Total Daily Download Volumes

    Total daily download volumes widget.

  • Data Transfer by Country (Destination Host)

    Data transfer by country (destination host) widget.

  • Devices downloading most data

  • Devices sending the most data
  • Users downloading most data
  • Users sending the most data
  • File Sharing Programs

1 data, 2 views

Two view options are available for each widget: chart or table view.

Chart view of a widget. Table view of the same widget.

Paging through table rows

In table view, a widget pages through its rows rather than scrolling within the tile. When there is more than one page, a footer beneath the table reads Rows X to Y of N alongside a pagination control for moving between pages. A table that fits on a single page shows neither the row count nor a pagination control.

On a dashboard, each tile fits as many rows to a page as its height allows, so a taller tile shows more rows per page. Paging is display only: it changes which rows are on screen, not the underlying data, its sort order or any filters you have applied.

Exploring the Other slice on pie charts

Where a pie chart groups its smaller categories into a single Other slice, you can select that slice to expand it in place. The pie then shows only the slices that Other grouped, and a breadcrumb row appears above the chart: All slices followed by Other (N slices). Select All slices, or the ✕ button beside it, to return to the full pie.

If one of your own categories is itself named "Other", the breadcrumb instead reads Other (grouped) for the synthetic slice, to keep the two apart.

Expanding the Other slice is display only: it does not change the underlying query, the table view or the CSV export.

Download widget data as CSV

Alongside the chart and table view toggles, the controls for each widget include a Download data as CSV button (the download icon). Selecting it saves the current data for that widget as a CSV file.

The file contains every row the table view holds, not only the page currently on screen, in the same column order and using any custom column names you have set. Anything you have applied to the widget, such as drilling into a data point or a cross-filter, is reflected in the export, so a drilled widget downloads its drilled data. The file is named senseon_reveal_<widget-title>.csv, and a confirmation appears once the download starts.

ℹ Note: The button is greyed out, labelled No data to download on hover, whenever there is nothing to export — for example while the widget is refreshing its data, if it is showing an error, or if it genuinely has no rows.