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The Certificate Manager dashboards offer a centralized view, giving you a single place to monitor certificates and effectively manage your company's security, compliance, and operational continuity.
This article describes the information available on the Dashboard's main page.
Info
Path to access: Certificate Manager > Dashboard.
Certificates
Filters
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Has it a bond? | Used to refine the search to display certificates linked or not to devices. |
| Enabled | Used to refine the search to display active or inactive certificates. |
| Revoked? | Used to refine the search to display revoked or not revoked certificates. |
Info
Active certificates are the ones you can apply in a process.
Inactive certificates are the ones that the product will ignore. They won't be applied or renewed. You can only use them once you change their status.
Revoked certificates are those that have been intentionally invalidated by the user. They can no longer be used.
Cards
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| All certificates | The total count of certificates. |
| Valid certificates | The total count of valid certificates (within their valid timeframe). |
| Invalid certificates | The total count of invalid certificates (Expired, Renewal requested, Revoked, and Inactive). |
| Unsecured certificates | The total count of certificates with SHA1 algorithm and/or keys with 1024 bits or less. |
Caution
Although unsafe certificates should NOT be used, as long as a user has not revoked them, they are still included in the count of valid certificates and can be used in environments.
Charts
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Valid certificates expiration | Displays only the valid certificates, sorted by their expiration date. |
| Certificates by status | Displays all certificates, sorted by status. |
| Certificates by origin | Displays all certificates, sorted by origin. |
| Certificates by CA | Displays all certificates, sorted by Certificate Authority. |
| Certificates by organization | Displays all certificates, sorted by organizations registered in the module settings. |
| Certificates by environments | Displays only the certificates applying in the registered environments. |
| Certificates by systems | Displays only the certificates applying in the registered systems. |
| Certificates by responsible | Displays only certificates with a configured responsible party, sorted by name. |
| Certificates renewal | Displays only the certificates in the renewal process, sorted by status. |
| Certificates by type | Displays all certificates, sorted by type. |
| Certificates by security assessment | Displays all certificates, sorted by security classification (A-NC). |
| Certificates by key size | Displays all certificates, sorted by the used key size. |
| Certificates by key algorithm | Displays all certificates, sorted by the algorithm of the used key. |
Risk radar
Radar
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Expiration risk analysis | Used for real-time monitoring of all certificates, sorted by authority and located in the corresponding section according to the expiration date. |
Info
Clicking on the green circle that identifies the certificate on the radar opens a window with information about the certificate. At the bottom, you find the action buttons Revoke, Renew, History, and Publish.
Charts
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Security classification | Displays all certificates according to the security classification (A-NC). Clicking on a certificate's column opens the 'Certificate information' page. |
| Certificates to expire | Displays the certificates that are approaching their expiration date. |
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