Score Breakdown
Score Breakdown
Where: /dev/org-control/risk-configuration → Dashboard → Click a module card → Score Breakdown card (left side, below the formula section)
The Score Breakdown card shows five horizontal bars that represent the different factors contributing to a module's risk score.
The Five Bars
| Bar | Icon | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| Severity | ⚠ Alert circle | How severe the open detections are (urgent/critical detections push this higher) |
| Volume | 📊 Chart bar | How many open detections exist in total |
| Threat | 🛡 Shield alert | The average threat score across detections |
| Age / Staleness | 🕐 Clock | How old the open detections are (older = worse, they've been unresolved longer) |
| Resolution | ✅ Check circle | How many detections have been resolved (higher = better — you're fixing things) |
Reading the Bars
- Each bar shows a value on the right side (a number)
- The bar length represents the value visually
- Bar colors indicate the level:
| Color | Range | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 🟢 Green | 80+ | High contribution from this factor |
| 🔵 Blue | 60–79 | Moderate-high |
| 🟡 Amber | 40–59 | Moderate |
| 🟠 Orange | 20–39 | Low-moderate |
| 🔴 Red | Below 20 | Low contribution |
What to Look For
- A very long Age bar means detections have been sitting unresolved for a long time. This suggests the team should prioritize closing old items.
- A high Severity bar means there are many urgent or critical detections. Focus on the highest-severity items first.
- A low Resolution bar means not many items are being resolved. Improving resolution rate will directly improve the score.
- Volume and Threat give context on scale and average danger level.
Card Details
- Title: "Score Breakdown"
- Subtitle: "Component-wise contribution to module risk score"
- Icon: Bar chart icon (amber colored)