The Security Dashboard is the page you land on when you sign in. It takes everything you’ve analyzed — contracts and wallets, across chains — and rolls it up into a risk grid and a set of charts, so the question “where is the risk?” has an answer at a glance instead of one contract at a time.
Why it exists
Once you’ve analyzed more than a handful of contracts, the single-contract pages stop answering the questions that matter across a portfolio: where risk is concentrated, which networks host the most findings, which detectors fire most often. The dashboard aggregates the whole inventory so those portfolio-level questions are visible immediately.
Who uses it
- Auditor — scans the portfolio for the highest-risk targets to work on next.
- Security lead — reviews the severity, detector, and network distributions for reporting.
What’s on the page
A contract risk overview grid lists everything you’ve analyzed — filter it by runtime (all, EVM, or Solana) and sort by risk, findings, or grouping — and clicking a card opens that contract’s overview. Around it, the charts summarize the portfolio: the vulnerability and portfolio-risk distributions, a shortlist of contracts requiring attention, findings by severity, the network split, the top vulnerabilities, a risk heatmap by network, and the detectors that fired most often. A tools-and-resources panel links out to the utilities and reference pages.
Limits
- Requires a signed-in account.
- The grid and charts only include what you’ve analyzed — an empty inventory shows a “no data yet” state until you run at least one analysis.
Related pages
- Smart Contracts — the per-asset inventory of analyzed contracts.
- Wallets — the per-asset inventory of analyzed wallets.
- Assets — the combined inventory for the active project.