Introduction to the Fuel iX Fortify Dashboard

The Fortify Dashboard offers key insights into red teaming sessions and target performance, enabling data-driven decisions to enhance your Fuel iX Targets deployment.

Key Features

Dashboard Overview: View all the Targets, Session details with frequently used Targets etc. The recently
Trend Analysis/Assessment Details: Track Session-wise patterns for target vulnerabilities rate along with crucial info on total attacks, vulnerability detected and attack method and objectives used.
Personalization: Explore features like Translate to French and Switch to Dark mode as per useability preferences.
Download Report: Ability to Select Target and Sessions within a Time frame and get a detailed analysis report.
Framework Compliance Coverage: A structured, at-a-glance view of testing coverage across industry security frameworks — OWASP LLM Top 10, MITRE ATLAS, and NIST AI RM

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Use the dashboard to identify high-performing targets bot and areas for improvement.

Dashboard Overview

The application is organized into Eight distinct sections, each accessible by clicking on corresponding icons located in the left-hand side menu. A Side menu bar icon is provided in the left-hand side menu pane to enable users to expand the sidebar panel.

The First icon on the side menu panel is the Dashboard icon which is the landing page of the application. The Dashboard gives us an overview of all the Targets in the application.
The cards on the Top-right corner highlights the Sessions Planned Today and Sessions Completed Today.
The user can view all the Target cards using the drill downs to find more details about the recently completed sessions.

Assessment Details

The results and findings are also highlighted for each session. An option to View Session details is provided to the user.

A summary of the selected session is displayed with details such as Session Name, Session type, Integration Type etc. for a Quick View for the user.
When we select a specific session, a detailed description of the session is displayed where the Session Name, Date time stamp, Session Type, Integration Type is mentioned along with “The Total Number of Unique Attacks” and “Unique Vulnerabilities detected”.
Clicking on the dropdown button, the session details are expanded. A bar graph of all the Vulnerabilities detected is shown where the ‘Category’ and the 'Severity' of the vulnerability detected is plotted. User can click on each option and the associated graph gets updated.
For Example: The Category of the vulnerabilities detected is "Cybersecurity Threats & Exploits" with Attack Objective and Attack method used to conduct the attack is also mentioned along with the Unique attacks and vulnerabilities successfully found.

In the image above, you can see that of ‘3 Unique Attacks’, ‘2 Unique Vulnerabilities’ were detected. Out of that ‘2 unique vulnerabilities’ found, it comprises various categories of vulnerabilities outlined in the bar graph, where ‘2 unique vulnerabilities’ were detected for the category of ‘Cybersecurity Threats & Exploits’.
As the user clicks on one of the categories, a brief of that specific category is displayed in a tabular form for our users to pinpoint how each category of attacks has been successful in finding vulnerabilities. Refer to the image above:
Similarly, when the Severity option is selected, the visualization in the graph gets updated to showcase the severity of the detected vulnerabilities. The detected vulnerabilities are classified into ('Critical', 'High', 'Medium' and 'Low') as per their Severity.

In the image above, the detected vulnerabilities are categorized into four categories as "Critical, High, Medium and Low" and the associated graph updates automatically when the user clicks on the category of their choice.
A brief of the Attack category and vulnerabilities are displayed in a tabular form for our users. This gets updated as per the user selection of the Severity they want to view. Here, we can clearly see that the selected severity of the vulnerability detected in this session as "High" and the number of such unique vulnerability is "2".
Similarly, user can click on any category of Severity and view the associated graphical and tabular visualization. Example: Below is the graph and table for "Medium" severity vulnerability.

Translate to French

Moving on to the Top Right Hand Corner of the Dashboard, the user has an option to translate the entire user interface to French language.

By default the entire user interface is in English language but as soon as the user clicks the “Switch to French” button at the top right corner of the screen, the entire user interface converts to French Language.

Switch to Dark Mode

The user has also been given an option to change the theme of the application to Dark Mode as seen below:

Download Report

On the top of the dashboard, users can see two cards and a button as highlighted below:

The Sessions Planned Today card indicates the number of sessions planned for the day.
Next, The Sessions Completed Today card is present, which shows the number of sessions already completed today. This card gets updated daily(24 hours).
The user also has an option to ‘Download’ the Dashboard where they can Select the Target and the session within a specific date range to download a PDF report. Refer to the screenshot above.

Framework Compliance Coverage

Rather than presenting raw scan results, Framework Compliance Coverage maps testing activity to each supported framework's categories — showing which categories have been tested, and whether vulnerabilities were found in each.

This transforms Fortify's testing output into compliance evidence that stakeholders and security leadership can act on directly.

Supported frameworks

At launch, Framework Compliance Coverage reports against three industry-standard AI security frameworks. Each framework's categories are independently tracked for test coverage and findings.

OWASP LLM Top 10

The industry-standard taxonomy of top security risks for LLM applications. Widely referenced by security teams and application security auditors.

MITRE ATLAS

Adversarial tactics and techniques for AI systems, framed around adversary behaviour. Used by threat modelling and red-teaming teams.

NIST AI RMF

The GenAI risk profile under the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. Frequently required for regulatory and government-adjacent compliance.

Category-level breakdown example

Within each framework, every category shows its test status and coverage detail, giving stakeholders category-level evidence without needing to interpret raw scan output.

Here, each framework category is listed along with the Test status and coverage details(As highlighted in Red) .
The 'Green tick' icon/ 'Not covered' text depicts that the category has been covered/not covered.
User can also 'click' on any category to know more details on the specific framework category.(Highlighted in Blue)

Generating a report

STEP 1: Open the Dashboard and start a new report

User can navigate to the 'Dashboard' tab and click on 'Generate New Report' icon. (Highlighted in Red)

STEP 2: Select sessions and a date range

User can select 'Date Range' along with the 'Sessions' of their choice. User can select single or multiple sessions.

STEP 3: Generate the report

User then clicks on 'Generate Report' button to move ahead with report generation.

A 'toast message' confirming the report generation is displayed to the user.

Viewing & downloading reports

Browse previously generated reports

Users can find the information on the most recently generated report such as Report ID, No. of sessions included in report, Date of generation and the name of user who generated under the Target label.(Highlighted in Red)
On the right side, user can click on 'See All Generated Reports' button to view all the generated report for the Selected Target.

As seen above, this takes the user to a screen where they can view all the generated reports.
The user can scroll up and down to view all the reports, the details of the generated reports such as No. of Sessions, Total findings(Vulnerabilities detected), Severity Breakdown(Critical,High, Medium, Low) [As highlighted in Red] and the Action(Download, View) option [Highlighted in Blue].

Open a report to review coverage

User can click on the 'Eye' icon to view the generated report.(Highlighted in Red)
A detailed report opens up regarding the automated red teaming assessment of the selected Target.
User can also download the report in a PDF format from here by clicking on 'Download PDF' button on the top-right side of the screen.
A page navigation with labelled sections is also available for the users for easy nagvigation of the report.
Opening a report renders its full detail — associated metadata, per-framework coverage, category-level status, and findings — reflecting the snapshot captured at generation time. (As seen below)

Download the report for external sharing

User can click on the 'download icon' or the 'Download PDF' button to download a PDF version of the report, ready for external sharing.

Below screen shows displays a success toast message of the report being downloaded locally, ready to be shared to external stakeholders.