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When you sign in to app.flarehawk.com, the dashboard home page is your first stop. It surfaces the most important security signals across all your connected assets in real time, so you can quickly understand the current risk posture and decide where to dig in. Everything on this page refreshes automatically — you do not need to reload to see new data.

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Stats cards

At the top of the page you’ll find three live counters: These counters update in the background. A spike in “Alerts today” is the fastest signal that something unusual is happening.

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Recent incidents

Below the stats you’ll see a Recent Incidents card listing the latest security incidents across your connections. Each row shows:
  • The attack category (e.g., rate spike, WAF rule cluster, auth abuse)
  • Severity level
  • Status (open, acknowledged, or resolved)
  • Which connection the incident was detected on
  • When the most recent alert in the incident was fired
Select View all to open the full incidents list with filters and detail views.
If you manage multiple domains, you can narrow the incident list to a single connection by using the domain selector at the top of the incidents page.

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Connections

The Connections card shows every asset you have linked to Flarehawk. For each connection you can see:
  • The connection name and identifier (your domain or zone)
  • Whether the connection is verified and actively ingesting logs
  • Total requests ingested
  • Requests in the last 5 minutes — a useful real-time heartbeat
  • When logs were last received
Select View all to manage your connections, add new ones, or rotate ingest tokens. The left sidebar gives you access to every section of the dashboard:
If you are on a plan that includes multiple team members, every member of your organization sees the same dashboard data. There is no per-user data scope within an organization.
From the dashboard home page you can jump directly to the areas most relevant after spotting something unusual:
  • Select an incident row to open the full incident detail view, including the timeline, evidence, and triage actions.
  • Select View all in the Recent Incidents card to open the full incident list pre-filtered to open incidents.
  • Select View all in the Connections card to check whether a specific asset is actively sending logs.
  • Use the Analytics link in the sidebar to explore traffic trends and understand what normal looks like for your assets.
The AI assistant is available on every page. Use it to ask questions about current risk, understand what an incident means, or get suggestions for where to investigate first.