The company dashboard visually displays the overall performance of employees across training activities. You can access the dashboard from the collapsible menu on the left.

The dashboard is divided into four sections which are as follows:

The Company Risk Scores dashboard displays the overall company risk score and the contribution of various products toward it. This score reflects your employees' ability to mitigate cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

The company risk score is divided into 3 levels:

Ideally, maintain a risk score between 0 and 10, as this indicates that your employees are prepared for cybersecurity threats. A risk score higher than that indicates that your employees are less aware or unaware of various cybersecurity challenges.

Any company starting its cybersecurity awareness journey usually has a high risk score at first. As the employees learn and become more aware of the cybersecurity challenges and ways to mitigate them, the company risk score starts improving.

The Risk Comparison dashboard uses a chart to compare your company's risk score with those of other companies that use Right-Hand. You can select a period of 1 week, 1 month, 6 months, or 1 year to view the score.

The Employee Risk Scores dashboard lists the employees with higher risk scores for cyber attacks in descending order. These employees are less likely to mitigate cybersecurity vulnerabilities and need extensive training to educate them.

You can view an employee's individual dashboard by clicking on their respective name.

The Most Vulnerable Groups dashboard displays a list of groups that are more vulnerable to cyber attacks, categorized by department, office, location, and user group.

The employees under the high-risk score level are less likely to mitigate cybersecurity vulnerabilities and need extensive training to educate them.

You can view specific information about the group in an exclusive dashboard by clicking on the respective group name.