Statistics
The Statistics page shows how your organization's device security develops over time. Open it from Statistics in the left navigation of the XFA dashboard.
Statistics appear once devices have been discovered or verified by XFA. Until then, the page offers shortcuts to set up Discovery or Enforcement.
Compliance status
The bar at the top shows how your devices measure up against one policy. Pick the policy in the page header.
Devices on the left of the Goal threshold marker are compliant. Devices past their due date are on the right and count as non compliant. Each side is split further by what your policy does with them: warned, blocked, or No action set. Devices that are missing information are listed under the bar and are not counted.
Click a segment to open the matching devices in the Devices overview.
Trends
Four trends show OS out-of-date, Browsers out-of-date, Disk encryption and Screen lock. The default range is three months. Select a trend to open its chart, then use the toolbar to choose 1M, 3M or Custom. The OS trend also lets you filter by operating system.
Risks and health
Below the trends, three cards count the devices susceptible to data breaches (unencrypted disks), vulnerable to ransomware (out-of-date operating system), and prone to phishing and data leakage (out-of-date browser). Detailed CVE information per device requires the Enterprise plan.
The page ends with Your device security health, which shows the share of safe and unsafe devices for the selected policy, and Operating Systems used.
Download a PDF report
Click PDF report in the page header to download a PDF summary of your organization's device security. See Security reports for what it contains.