The Application Detail dashboard provides detailed application inventory and cryptographic configuration information. It summarizes application processes, executable directories, ports, versions, key-exchange readiness, TLS protocol readiness, asset presence, communication attributes, and supported ciphers.
Operational guidance: Start with the application summary to identify the dominant process names, directories, ports, versions, and readiness tiers. Then use the inventory and communication tables to locate affected assets and understand observed connections. Finish with the cipher tables to identify weak, insecure, and supported cipher values.
Panels
| Panel | Type | What It Shows |
|---|---|---|
| Process Name | Table | Most frequently observed application process names. |
| Directory Path | Table | Executable directory paths associated with the filtered applications. |
| Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness - Key Exchange | Table | Key-exchange technologies grouped into PQC READY, MODERN, CLASSICAL, and LEGACY readiness tiers. |
| TLS Protocol Version - Preferred Protocol | Table | Preferred TLS protocol versions and their readiness classifications. |
| Ports Identified | Table | Observed server ports and the number of records and processes associated with each port. |
| Versions Found | Table | Observed software versions and the number of records and processes associated with each version. |
| Found on Assets | Table | Hosts or assets on which the applications were observed. |
| Application Communication Details | Table | Application communication attributes for the filtered dataset. |
| Supported Weak Ciphers | Table | Weak cipher values reported by the filtered applications. |
| Supported Insecure Ciphers | Table | Insecure cipher values reported by the filtered applications. |
| Supported Ciphers | Table | Overall supported cipher inventory for the filtered applications. |
Key Data Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| process.name | Application process name. |
| process.executable_directory | Directory containing the application executable. |
| server.port | Observed server port. |
| omb.software_package_version | Observed software package version. |
| host_id | Asset identifier used in host inventory. |
| omb.kex_tier | Key-exchange readiness tier. |
| omb.protocol_tier | TLS protocol readiness tier. |
| tls.weak_ciphers / tls.insecure_ciphers / tls.supported_ciphers | Weak, insecure, and supported cipher values used for investigation. |
Reading the Dashboard
Review process, directory, port, and version summaries
These panels establish the application footprint before you inspect host and connection-level detail.
Compare key exchange and TLS protocol readiness
Use the readiness tables to see how the filtered application population is classified.
Use Found on Assets for deployment scope
This table identifies where the applications are deployed across the environment.
Finish with the cipher inventories
Review weak, insecure, and supported ciphers to identify concrete remediation work.
Filtering and Implementation Notes
Use the Time Range, Key Exchange, and TLS Protocol controls. Key Exchange and TLS Protocol default to All.
The readiness filters apply together across the dashboard, so selecting both narrows results to records matching both conditions.