Dashboard

The NAT dashboard gives you a visual interface for managing scans, reviewing findings, tracking risk over time, and configuring your security testing setup.

Overview

After logging in, you land on the Home screen which shows:

• Recent scans — last 5 scans with status, finding counts, and duration
• Risk trend — chart of your overall security posture over the past 30 days
• Open findings — total count of unresolved findings by severity
• Quick scan — start a new scan directly from the dashboard

Sections

Scans

The Scans page lists all scan runs for your workspace. For each scan you can:

• View the full findings report
• Compare against a previous scan to see what's new, fixed, or regressed
• Download the report as HTML, JSON, or SARIF
• Re-run the scan with the same configuration
• Archive or delete a scan

Scan status indicators:

Findings

The Findings page aggregates all open findings across all scans. You can:

• Filter by severity, OWASP category, endpoint, or scan
• Sort by severity, risk score, first seen, or last seen
• Mark as resolved when a fix is deployed and verified
• Mark as accepted risk to suppress findings your team has acknowledged
• Export filtered findings to CSV or JSON

Each finding detail page shows:

• Full request and response evidence
• Risk score (0–100) with scoring breakdown
• OWASP API Top 10 category and CWE identifier
• Remediation guidance with code examples

APIs

The APIs page lists every API you've configured for scanning. For each API:

• Edit the target URL and authentication settings
• Upload or link an OpenAPI/Swagger spec
• Configure scanning schedule (SaaS plan)
• View scan history

Reports

The Reports page lets you generate and download reports across one or more scans:

• Executive report — high-level summary for management
• Technical report — full findings with evidence (HTML or PDF)
• Compliance report — OWASP API Top 10 coverage matrix
• SARIF export — for integration with GitHub Code Scanning or other tools

Settings

Configure your workspace, team, and notification settings:

Starting a scan from the dashboard

1. Click New Scan in the top navigation
2. Enter or select a target API
3. Configure authentication (or select a saved credential)
4. Click Start Scan

The scan runs in the background — you'll see live status on the Scans page and receive a notification when it completes.

Filtering and searching findings

Use the filter bar on the Findings page to narrow results:

severity:high,critical  owasp:api1,api3  status:open

Available filter keys:

Dashboard keyboard shortcuts

Next steps

• Security Scanning guide — understand what NAT tests for
• Reading Risk Reports — interpret findings and scores
• Self-Hosted Setup — run the dashboard on your own infrastructure