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Reporting > Lesson 10: Dashboard reports
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Security Risk is a risk class: a grouping of categories with similar characteristics. Security Risk categories include Phishing, Spyware, and Hacking, among others.
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Shows which URLs not categorized by the Websense Master Database have been accessed most. Go to the Filter Components > Edit Categories page to assign a URL to a category.
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Navigate to the Risks, Usage, or System tab of the Web Security Dashboard, then click Add Chart in the toolbar at the top of the page.
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30-Day Value Estimates gives estimates of time and bandwidth savings afforded by Websense software over a 30-day period that includes today.
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Activity Today provides examples of how your Web Security solution has protected your network, the total number of requests handled so far today, the number of requests blocked, and the number of real-time database updates processed.
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Select a tab from the Add elements to tab drop down list.
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Select an element (chart, counter, summary) from the Dashboard Elements list.
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The selected element appears in the Preview pane. Optionally update the chart Name, then update any of the following that are available:
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Chart type: Many charts can be displayed as a multi-series bar, column, or line chart, or as a stacked area or column chart. Some can be displayed as bar, line, or pie charts. Which types are available depends on the data being displayed.
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Time period: Most charts can display a variable time period from Today (the 24-hour period beginning at midnight of the current day) to 30 days or longer (as configured by a Super Administrator on the Settings > Reporting > Dashboard page).
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Top: Charts displaying information about the top users, categories, URLs, and so on can typically display up to 5 values. Select whether to show the top 5 values, 6-10 values, 11-15 values, or 16-20 values.
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Click OK to implement the changes and return to the Dashboard page.
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Reporting > Lesson 10: Dashboard reports
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