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Dashboard overview

The Strikepoint dashboard is organized around the lifecycle of an engagement: setup, execution, evidence handling, reporting, staffing, and account security.

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Sidebar map

The left sidebar is the primary navigation inside /dashboard. It collapses to an icon rail, and some items only appear when your role can manage the matching area.

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Core work areas

• Dashboard: analytics, recent engagements, recent reports, and a quick link to create a new engagement
• Customers: customer records, points of contact, and customer-linked engagement history
• Engagements: active and past engagement records, findings, endpoints, credentials, services, Nmap intake, and report launch points
• Reports: one-off report creation, status tracking, and automation visibility

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Supporting libraries

• Teams: engagement teams and engagement assignments
• Operators: operator directory and staffing details
• Playbooks: internal checklist and process library
• Integrations: catalog of supported internal workflow surfaces

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Restricted utilities

• Tools: embedded security tools for authorized users

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Personal settings

• Account: profile, password, two-factor authentication, and close-account controls
• Settings: access summary and quick links to account, alerts, support, and administration settings where allowed
• Support: support entrypoints and documentation hub links
• Sign Out: ends your authenticated session from the sidebar footer

The bell icon opens your recent alerts without leaving the dashboard.

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Dashboard home

The Dashboard landing page is a situational overview, not a long-form workspace. You can expect:

• a metrics strip with Users, Customers, Active Engagements, Teams, and Open Findings
• a Findings Severity Chart showing the current severity mix
• recent engagement cards with launch links into each engagement
• a Create New Engagement card if your role can create engagements
• a Recent Reports table with direct links back to report activity

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How to choose the right page

Use this rule of thumb:

• Go to Customers when you need customer context or points of contact.
• Go to Engagements when you are doing live delivery work.
• Go to Reports when you are creating, tracking, or exporting deliverables.
• Go to Teams or Operators when you are adjusting staffing structure.
• Go to Account when you are fixing your own login, MFA, or profile state.

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