Security Overview Dashboard Block for Solid

Edit CONTROLS, ISSUES and ALERTS. An issue has a severity and the control that closes it, empty when no control here does. An alert names the control that would have prevented it. A control's points are the weights of the issues it closes, so they are worked out rather than typed, and START_ON lists the controls that begin switched on.

Yes, and the side cell does: the score is 100 minus the total weight of the open issues, and the weights are in the text beside it. Switching a control off reopens its issues and alerts, which lowers the score by exactly the points shown on the control's row.

It shows at most five open alerts and reserves room for all five, so the panel does not shift when an alert drops out or comes back. The heading says how many of the open alerts are shown, and each row says which control would stop it.

Everything, and the status line says so: the controls are typed switches and nothing in your workspace changes. To make it real, read each control's state from your admin API, send the change when a switch flips and compute the issues and alerts from your own findings.

The score and the issue bars come first, then the controls, then the alerts, which is also the order a screen reader meets them in. The side cell becomes a block above the controls instead of a column beside them.