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Secure SDLC Governance Dashboard
Published On Apr 28, 2026 - 1:50 PM

Secure SDLC Governance Dashboard

View a tabular presentation of secure tool details.
DevOps security concerns are addressed in large part by supplemental tools used by your team to expose potential vulnerabilities and to understand the range and nature of remedial actions to prevent security breaches. The Secure dashboard provides reports and scoring to assist security assessments using data accumulated from these tools.
The Secure SDLC Governance Dashboard presents a table with six columns:
  • Applications Name:
     The name given to the application associated with a set of security tools at the time the application was created.
  • Security Champion:
     The e-mail address of the designated Security Champion for the application.
  • Maturity Assessment report:
     A link to a Sharepoint site containing a report with data regarding the application, aggragated from the secuirty tools composing the application.
  • Last Maturity Assessment:
     The last date an assessment was made using the tools associated with the application.
  • Maturity Assessment Score:
     A relative security health score assigned by the application based on data collected by the tools associated with the application; lower scores are associated with greater security vulnerability. A minimum score of 8 is deemed acceptable. Scores lower than 8 appear in red, and scores of 8 or higher appear in black.
  • Security Tools:
     A list of security tools associated with the application.

Secure SDLC Governance Dashboard setup

The Secure SDLC Governance Dashboard presents data acquired by security tools associated with a defined application. The application is defined using the DevOps Intelligence Application Configuration feature.
The feature prompts you for specific information such the application name, the tools you are using for each phase in the SDLC (in this case Security), and the Secuirty Champion. Use the following procedure:
  1. List all your security applications.
  2. Classify them by logical use. For example if you have some security tools that you use for user management and other tools for resource management, classify them accordingly. These classifications form the applications you will create in the Application Configuration feature.
  4. Create an Insights Controller token:
    1. Navigate to
      Settings and Utilities
       →.
      Tools Configuration
      .
    2. Click the
      Bring your Own Tools
       tab. The service defaults to the
      Create New Token
       tab.
    3. Enter a name for your token in the
      Name
       field.
    4. Select Insights Controller for
      Token Type
      .
    5. Click
      Create
      .
  5. Call the Insight Controller API to enable your maturity reports.

Toggel: vulnerable services vs. all services

By default, the dashboard shows only services that contain vulnerabilities, which means not all services are displayed. Click the Show All toggle to display all services for selected applictions, regardless of vulernability.
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