Understanding the OWASP Security Dashboards and Reports

In the Reports Portal, select Repository > Standard Content > OWASP.

We provide dashboards and reports based on the industry-wide standards set by the Open Web Application Security Project®. OWASP is a nonprofit foundation that works to improve the security of software. The organization has established a list of the Top 10 security risks to web applications, focusing on the most critical threats to the shared, on-demand nature of webbased applications.

Reporting includes the following dashboards and reports, organized according to OWASP’s Top 10 risk categories:

Category	Dashboards	Reports
Broken Access Control	N/A	Broken Access Control
Cryptographic Failure	Information Leaks Overview	Organizational Records Information Leaks Personal Information Leaks
Identification and Authentication Failures	N/A	Broken Authentication and Session Management
Injections	Injection Vulnerabilities Overview XSS Vulnerabilities	Command Injections on HTTP Request Cross Site Scripting Injection Vulnerabilities SQL Injection
Software and Data Integrity Failures	Deserialization Flaws Overview	Deserialization Flaws
Security Logging and Monitoring Failures	Attacks and Suspicious Activity Overview Failed Logins Overview Login Activty Overview Security Log is Full	All Logins by Hostname Audit Log Cleared Failed Logins Summary Operating System Errors and Warnings
Security Misconfiguration	Misconfiguration Events Overview Missing Security Patches Overview XML Vulnerabilities Overview	Security Patch Missing XML Vulnerabilities
Server-Side Request Forgery	N/A	Server-Side Request Forgery
Vulnerable and Outdated Components	SSH Vulnerabilities Overview Vulnerability Overview	SSH Vulnerabilities Summary SSL Vulnerabilities