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This article describes the key benefits of the Security Hub feature, which offers a central view of the health and status of the accounts in your workspace.

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Written by Cerby Team
Updated over a month ago

Who can use this feature?

  • Workspace Owners, Super Admins, and Admins

  • Only supported using the Cerby web app

With our Security Hub, you get a centralized view of the current health and status of all accounts, enabling you to stay on top of any issues that might compromise the security of your workspace. By aggregating data and presenting it in a single, user-friendly dashboard, the Security Hub highlights any risky behavior and misconfigurations in your workspace accounts so you can take action as follows:

  • Spot and address potential vulnerabilities before they escalate.

  • Make proactive decisions.

  • Reduce the likelihood of breaches and keep your workspace safe.

In the first version of the Security Hub, orphan accounts are the primary focus, and the only card is currently displayed in the dashboard. This feature helps you quickly identify any accounts that should be assigned to one or more Owners. Refer to the article Assign Owners to orphan accounts in your workspace to learn more about orphan accounts.

Figure 1 displays the initial version of the Security Hub view, highlighting the total number of accounts and the number of orphan accounts within the workspace.

Figure 1. Security Hub view in the Cerby web app dashboard


Get started

As a workspace Owner, Admin, or Super Admin, you must complete the next steps to start getting the most benefits of the Security Hub:

  1. Log in to your Cerby workspace.

  2. Select the Security Hub option from the left navigation drawer. The Security Hub view is displayed.

Now, you are ready to make your workspace safer.


Related articles

Refer to the following articles to learn more about the Security Hub view:

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