The Home dashboard is the first thing you see after signing in. It gives you a real-time summary of your organisation’s security posture, recent activity, and quick access to the areas that need attention.
Getting started checklist
If you’re new to Odin, a Getting Started card appears at the top of the dashboard with a progress checklist:
- Complete your profile — add your name and photo
- Review findings — check your latest security findings
- Explore your attack surface — browse discovered assets
- Check alerts — review notifications
Each item links to the relevant page. The checklist can be dismissed once you’re familiar with the platform.
Critical items banner
When there are Reported findings with Critical or High severity, an alert banner appears prompting you to review them immediately. Clicking Review now takes you to the Findings page pre-filtered to the most urgent issues.
Stats overview
Four stat cards summarise your workspace:
| Card | What it shows |
|---|
| Findings | Total finding count, with critical count highlighted |
| Assets | Total assets in your inventory |
| Pentests | Number of pentest engagements |
| Unread notifications | Notification count, with a red indicator when there are unread items |
Recent findings
A list of the most recent security findings, showing severity, title, status, and when they were identified. Click any finding to view its full details. Use View all to go to the Findings page.
Recent activity
An activity feed showing the latest actions across your organisation — findings created, assets added, Mjolnir runs started, integrations connected, and more. Each entry includes who performed the action and when.
Charts and breakdowns
The dashboard includes visual breakdowns of your security data:
- Findings by severity — bar chart showing the distribution across Critical, High, Medium, and Low
- Remediation progress — donut chart tracking findings through Reported, Mitigating, Mitigated, and Fixed & Retested
- Attack surface — asset counts by type (Domains, Subdomains, IPs, URLs) with Active, Inactive, and Unverified totals
Pentests
If you have active pentest engagements, a card shows each pentest’s name, status, date range, finding count, and target scope. Active pentests display a progress indicator with days remaining. Click any pentest to view its runs.
Press R on the dashboard to refresh all data without reloading the page.
