Viewing Assessment Details

From each site’s Site Security Overview page, you can navigate to the Assessment Details pages. On the Assessment Details pages, you can see the scores and titles of tests in the assessment. You can also click the tests for additional information, such as the number of devices at risk and suggested countermeasures.

The Assessment Details pages are:

• Site Security Assessment Details Page—Displays all the tests in the security assessment.

• Endpoint Security Assessment Details Page—Displays only the tests that relate to endpoint security.

• Patch Security Assessment Details Page—Displays only the tests that relate to patch management.

• User Security Assessment Details Page—Displays only the tests that relate to local user and domain accounts, and local user and domain policies.

• Network Security Assessment Details Page—Displays only the tests that relate to the User Account Control security policy setting and Wi-Fi networks.

The options you choose become the default. Whenever you log in with this user name, these will be the default options. However, you can change them at any time.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click the number in the Site Security box.

4. To see the details of any test, click the arrow  next to its score.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click the number in the Endpoint Security box.

4. To see the details of any test, click the arrow  next to its score.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click the number in the Patch Security box.

4. To see the details of any test, click the arrow 

    next to its score.

Exporting the results of the Patch Security Assessment gives you a CSV file that you can open in a spreadsheet application. This information lets you easily identify patches that are missing on devices.

The CSV contains the following columns for each patch:

• Category

• Product

• Site Name

• Device Name

• Patch Title

With this data, you can find and install missing patches on the devices that need them.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click the number in the Patch Security box.

4. Click the Export Patch Details button on the right.

The CSV file downloads to the Downloads folder on your computer.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click the number in the User Security box.

4. To see the details of any test, click the arrow  next to its score.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click the number in the Network Security box.

4. To see the details of any test, click the arrow  next to its score.

If the Network Security box displays the following icons, the Open port data collection (TCP) tests have discovered open ports.

Open

By default, Open port data collection is disabled for each site. To opt in to Open port data collection for sites, see Enabling and disabling Open Port Data Collection for sites in Assessing Site Security.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. If the Network Security box displays either of these icons,  , click the number in the box.

4. Click the arrownext to any of the Open Port tests:

   • Open Port Data Collection (TCP)

   • Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Commonly Abused Ports

   • Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Other Ports

5. If you click any number in the Devices Count column of the table, you are taken to the Open Port Discovery (TCP) page for the site.

Exporting the results of an Open Port (TCP) Test gives you a .CSV of the test results that you can open in a spreadsheet application. The information lets you easily find the devices with open ports so you can consider whether they should be closed.

The .CSV includes the results of only one test, either Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Commonly Abused Ports or Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Other Ports.

The .CSV includes the following columns:

• Port

• Protocol

• Description

• OS

• Impacted Device

You can export the results of the following tests:

• Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Commonly Abused Ports

• Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Other Ports

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. If the Network Security box displays either of these icons, , click the number in the box.

4. Click the arrow next to one of the following tests in the Open Ports (TCP) section:

   • Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Commonly Abused Ports

   • Open Port Discovery (TCP) - Other Ports

5. Click the Export Open Ports Details .CSV button.

The .CSV downloads to the Downloads folder on your computer.

Choosing the display density on any of the Security Assessment Details pages lets you choose how much screen space is used to display the security tests and the test results.

You can also choose not to display certain tests that don’t lower the security score, the passed tests, and the unassessed tests.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click any of the Security boxes:

   • Site Security

   • Endpoint Security

   • Patch Security

   • User Security

   • Network Security

4. Click the Preferences icon.

5. In the Display density box, select one of the following:

   • Comfortable—Divides test results by severity, which takes up more screen real estate.

   • Compact—Displays the results as a list, which takes up less screen real estate.

6. Click Save.

1. In Service Center, click Dashboards > Site Security Dashboard.

2. Click a site link.

3. Click any of the Security boxes:

   • Site Security

   • Endpoint Security

   • Patch Security

   • User Security

   • Network Security

4. Click the Preferences icon.

5. Click one or more of the following boxes:

   • Hide passed tests—Hides any tests that don’t lower your security score.

   • Hide unassessed security tests—Hides any tests that weren’t run because the necessary data couldn’t be retrieved.

6. Click Save.