The Quantum Command Application Detail dashboard is the deepest application drill-down in the dashboard family. It is typically opened from the Application Report with a process filter already applied.
Use it to verify which endpoints run the selected application, determine the software package version and listening ports, inspect preferred connection parameters, and capture exact weak or insecure cipher strings for remediation work.
Operational guidance: Confirm the active process filter before interpreting this dashboard. Without a process filter, the tables can represent many applications and should be treated as a broad audit view rather than a single-application investigation.
Panels
| Panel | Type | What It Shows |
|---|---|---|
| Navigation Links Bar | Links | Returns to the Application Report, Inventory, or other Quantum Command dashboards. |
| Process Name Summary | Data table | Shows the top process names and record counts in the current filter context. |
| Directory Path Summary | Data table | Shows executable directory paths and identifies non-standard installation locations. |
| Key Exchange Tier | Interactive Vega chart | Shows key-exchange readiness for the filtered application processes. |
| TLS Protocol Tier | Interactive Vega chart | Shows whether the filtered application prefers TLS 1.3, TLS 1.2, or a legacy protocol. |
| Listening Ports | Data table | Lists ports used by the filtered application and their record counts. |
| Software Package Version | Data table | Shows package versions associated with the filtered process. |
| Host Detail | Paginated data table | Provides hostname, domain, IP, OS, ports, and TLS cipher counts for each affected endpoint. |
| Application Process Detail | Paginated data table | Shows connection-level resilience, primary key exchange, preferred cipher and protocol, package, path, and diversity counts. |
| Weak Ciphers | Data table | Lists exact weak cipher strings observed for the filtered application. |
| Insecure Ciphers | Data table | Lists exact insecure cipher strings that should be disabled. |
| Supported Ciphers | Data table | Lists the complete supported cipher surface, including strong values. |
Key Data Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| process.name / process.executable_directory | Identifies the process and its installation directory. |
| omb.kex_tier / omb.kex_primary | Provides the key-exchange tier and primary algorithm. |
| omb.kex_primary_quantum_safe | Indicates whether the application's primary key exchange is quantum-safe. |
| omb.protocol_tier | Provides the preferred TLS protocol readiness tier. |
| omb.software_package_name / omb.software_package_version | Identifies the associated package and version. |
| tls.preferred_cipher / tls.preferred_protocol | Shows the preferred TLS connection parameters. |
| tls.weak_ciphers / tls.insecure_ciphers / tls.supported_ciphers | Defines the application's classified and total cipher surface. |
| host.* / server.port | Provides endpoint identity, OS context, and listening-port information. |
Reading the Dashboard
Verify process and path
Confirm the process name and executable directory match the application being investigated.
Check tier and preferred parameters
Compare the KEX and protocol tiers with the primary key exchange, preferred cipher, and preferred protocol in the detail table.
Identify affected hosts
Use Host Detail to scope remediation and locate differences in OS version or package deployment.
Capture exact cipher strings
Use the bottom three tables to distinguish ciphers to disable from the broader set the application supports.
Filtering and Performance
The dashboard opens with a default time range of Last 90 days. Global Elasticsearch dashboard filters apply to the panels unless a panel description states otherwise. Preserve relevant filters when navigating between related dashboards so the investigation remains scoped to the same application, host, tier, or certificate population.