Upgraded Custom ASPM Dashboards: Build Security Views That Match How Your Teams Work

Security teams don’t all work the same way. A CISO needs executive visibility into risk trends. AppSec engineers need deep technical details on vulnerabilities. DevOps leads need to track coverage across their pipeline. Product teams want to understand security posture by application or business unit. Yet most security platforms force everyone to look at the same pre-built dashboards.
Today, we’re excited to announce Custom Dashboards for Legit Security – a flexible visualization layer that lets you build the security views your teams actually need.

Why We Built This
Over the past year, we’ve talked to hundreds of security teams about how they use Legit. A consistent theme emerged: teams wanted more control over how they visualize and act on security signals that arise throughout their AI-first SDLC.
Legit’s Custom ASPM Dashboards solves this by providing complete control over how you visualize your AppSec data.

What You Can Build – Easily! – with Legit
Custom Dashboards aggregate signals from across your environment including risk scores, security coverage, asset inventory, issues and secrets. All of these, and more, can be integrated into the focused, purpose-built views of your choice.

You can create dashboards using:

Custom Widgets: Use Legit’s query language to define exactly what data you want to see, then visualize it as tables or metrics. This gives you unlimited flexibility to answer specific questions about your security posture.
Predefined Widgets: Get started quickly with curated widgets for common security workflows, like top risky repositories, discovered shadow IT assets and prevention opportunities.

Each dashboard is fully customizable with drag-and-drop organization, making it easy to construct views that align with your security priorities, operational workflows, and organizational structure.

Built for Your Workflow
Here are just a few ways teams are already using Custom Dashboards:
Executive dashboards showing security trends, critical issues and remediation velocity
Team-specific views filtered to show only the repositories and issues relevant to each development team
Compliance reporting tracking coverage of security controls across your application portfolio
Sprint planning views helping teams prioritize security work alongside feature development

Built-In Dashboards to Get Value Fast
Alongside full customization, Legit also ships with a set of powerful, pre-built dashboards designed to deliver immediate value out of the box. These include:

Executive Dashboard for high-level visibility into organizational risk and security posture trends.
Operational Dashboard that helps AppSec and DevOps teams prioritize and remediate issues at scale.
Secrets Dashboard focused on identifying and reducing credential exposure across the SDLC.
AI Command Center provides a centralized view of AI usage and AI-related – risk covering model discovery, MCP servers, product-unit exposure, and evolving AI risk trends.
Threat Feed Dashboard continuously surfaces emerging supply-chain threats and automatically contextualizes them against your environment.

Teams can use these dashboards as-is or customize and extend them as their security program matures.

Getting Started
Custom Dashboards is available now for all Legit Security customers. Simply navigate to the Dashboard section and click “Create dashboard” to get started.
We’ve built this feature to grow with you. As your security program evolves and your questions change, your dashboards can evolve too.
Want to learn more? Check out our Custom Dashboards in the Legit platform or reach out to your customer success manager for a walkthrough.

*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Legit Security Blog authored by Avishag Yulevich. Read the original post at: https://www.legitsecurity.com/blog/upgraded-custom-aspm-dashboards-build-security-views-that-match-how-your-teams-work

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AndyC

Andy Curtis is an award-winning security consultant, researcher and public speaker. He has been working in the computer security industry since the early 1990s, having been employed by state and federal government, leading healthcare and banking providers across three continents. He has given talks about computer security for some of the world’s largest companies, worked with law enforcement agencies on investigations into hacking groups, and is a regular voice on TV and radio explaining IT security threats.

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