Organization analytics
Last updated: Oct 26, 2026
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The Analytics sections of the Fluid Attacks platform show graphs and figures about the security posture of your organization. The Fluid Attacks platform shows the charts on this page only at the organization level.
Hover over charts to see available options.
Remediation rate benchmark

This chart shows the percentages of risk exposure (CVSSF) that your team remediated (closed), accepted, and did not remediate at this time (open). The percentages come from the current status of the reported vulnerabilities that cause the risk exposure.
The chart also shows this information for the organizations with the best and the worst results, and the average values of all organizations. With this chart, you can compare the vulnerability remediation work of your organization with other organizations and set goals.
You can use the chart in these ways:
- Hover over a bar to see the complete percentages.
- Hover over a chart legend to highlight the related part of the chart.
- Click a chart legend to hide the related information from the visual comparison.
Remediation rate by group

This chart shows the percentages of vulnerabilities that are closed (remediated), accepted, and open (not remediated or accepted) for each group in your organization. This information helps you identify the development projects that your team must remediate first.
You can use the chart in these ways:
- Hover over a bar to see the complete percentages.
- Hover over a chart legend to highlight the related part of the chart.
- Click a chart legend to hide the related information from the visual comparison.
Open vulnerabilities by group

This chart shows the percentage of vulnerabilities that are not remediated or accepted in each group, relative to the total of the organization. This information helps you identify groups with more security issues. Thus, you can start your remediation work in these groups.
You can use the chart in these ways:
- Hover over a slice to see the group name and percentage information.
- Hover over a chart legend to highlight the related slice in the chart.
- Click a chart legend to exclude the related group from the percentage calculation.
Undefined treatment by group

This chart shows the percentage of vulnerabilities with no treatment in each group, relative to the total of the organization. This information helps you identify the groups where your team must assign fix work first.
You can use the chart in these ways:
- Hover over a slice to see the group name and percentage information.
- Hover over a chart legend to highlight the related slice in the chart.
- Click a chart legend to exclude the related group from the percentage calculation.
Exposure by group

This chart shows the risk exposure level of each group (in CVSSF units) from vulnerabilities that your team did not remediate or accept. This comparison helps you understand where the information has the highest risk and prioritize your remediation work.
This chart uses a logarithmic scale to show the data of many groups effectively. Hover over a bar to see the precise risk exposure units.
Open weaknesses by group

This chart shows the number of vulnerability types in each group for security issues that are not remediated or accepted. This helps you select which remediation work to do first.
Hover over a bar to see the precise amount.
A type of vulnerability refers to the category into which a detected security issue most likely falls.
Vulnerabilities by group

This chart shows the percentage of reported vulnerabilities of each group relative to the total of the organization. With this chart, you can compare projects by the number of security issues found.
You can use the chart in these ways:
- Hover over a slice to see the group name and percentage information.
- Hover over a chart legend to highlight the related slice in the chart.
- Click a chart legend to exclude the related group from the percentage calculation.
Unsolved events by group

This chart shows the number of unsolved events in each group of your organization. During an event, the tool or the security experts of Fluid Attacks cannot test part or all of the scope of a group. This information helps you select the groups where your team must resolve events first, to get complete vulnerability assessments.
Hover over a bar to see the precise number of events.
Weaknesses by group

This chart shows the total number of vulnerability types (also known as weaknesses) detected in each group. This information helps you compare your projects by the number of security issue categories found.
Hover over a bar to see the precise number of types.
Oldest weaknesses

This graph shows the names of the weaknesses in your organization that are unmanaged for the longest time (days). This helps you identify and prioritize issues that are open for a long time.
Hover over a bar to see the precise number of days.
Overall availability time of groups

This chart shows the percentage of time that events affected each group in your organization, relative to the total life of each group. An event stops security testing. With this chart, you can identify the groups that you must monitor carefully.
Hover over a bar to see its complete percentage.
Days since groups are failing

This chart shows how many days the oldest unsolved event of each group in your organization is open. Thus, you can identify the groups with issues that are open for a long time. Your team must resolve these issues immediately to let security testing continue.
Hover over a bar to see the exact number of days.
Tags by groups

This chart shows all the tags that your team created to identify vulnerabilities. It also shows the number of times that each tag is used in the different groups of your organization. This helps you analyze security issues in your groups with categories that are important for your team.
Accuracy SLA

This indicator shows the current status of the accuracy SLA for your organization. All customers with one or more groups subscribed to the Advanced plan can see it.
If a breach is indicated, make sure to also verify that the other factors of the accuracy SLA are met, such as whether a Health Check was performed on all group repositories.
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Common analytics
The Fluid Attacks platform provides shared analytics across the organization, groups and portfolios for actionable insights into your security posture.
Group analytics
Consult analytics on the Fluid Attacks platform to gain insights into the status of vulnerabilities and remediation practices of your group.