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# View Security Incident Explorer dashboard

# View Security Incident Explorer dashboard {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Australia
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* Updated March 12, 2026
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With this dashboard, security managers are able to view security incidents summarized and grouped by category, subcategory, location, priority and business impact.

## Before you begin

By default, Security Incident Explorer dashboard is displayed for the users with sn_si.manager access.

Role required: sn_si.analyst (Read), sn_si.manager or sn_si.admin (Write)

## Procedure

1. Navigate to WorkspacesSecurity Incident Response.
2. Click SIR Dashboards icon, displayed on the left side of the workspace home page.
3. Select Security Incident Explorer from the drop down list.  
   View the Security Incident Explorer dashboard for further action. For detailed information on Security Incident Explorer dashboard, see [Security Incident Explorer dashboard](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/wxeQe7okNlX6NLpBsBC6eg "With this dashboard, security managers are able to view security incidents summarized and grouped by category, subcategory, location, priority and business impact. These views let managers quickly gain insight into the frequency in which attacks are occurring and which business services are affected.")  
   In the current release, the following list of reports is not supported in the Security Incident Explorer dashboard: 
   * Security Incident Assignment HeatMap - HeatMap visualisation is not available. 
   * Security Incident Map - Map visualisation is not available.
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