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A dashboard has one or more tabs, each of which can display one or more widgets in a three-column 
layout. The FireSIGHT System is delivered with many predefined dashboard widgets, each of which 
provides insight into a different aspect of the FireSIGHT System. Widgets are grouped into three 
categories:

Analysis & Reporting widgets display data about the events collected and generated by the 
FireSIGHT System.

Miscellaneous widgets display neither event data nor operations data. Currently, the only widget in 
this category displays an RSS feed.

Operations widgets display information about the status and overall health of the FireSIGHT 
System.

The dashboard widgets that you can view depend on the type of appliance you are using and on your user 
role. In addition, each dashboard has a set of preferences that determines its behavior. You can minimize 
and maximize widgets, add and remove widgets from tabs, as well as rearrange the widgets on a tab.

For widgets that display event counts over a time range, the total number of events may not reflect the 
number of events for which detailed data is available in the event viewer. This occurs because the system 
sometimes prunes older event details to manage disk space usage. To minimize the occurrence of event 
detail pruning, you can fine-tune event logging to log only those events most important to your 
deployment. For more information, see 

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The FireSIGHT System is delivered with several predefined dashboard widgets. The dashboard widgets 
that you can view depend on the type of appliance you are using and on your user role:

An invalid widget is one that you cannot view because you are using the wrong type of appliance.

An unauthorized widget is one that you cannot view because you do not have the necessary account 
privileges.