# Critical Threats Dashboard

* [**Go to your Critical Threats Dashboard**](https://platform.liberty91.com/disco/criticality_index)

The Criticality Dashboard shows recent events, but not in chronological order, but by severity. The more severe an event is, the more at the top of the dashboard it will appear.

<figure><img src="/files/yEuDNRJ5inwvx6p93w7X" alt=""><figcaption><p>The Critical Threats Dashboard</p></figcaption></figure>

Events inherit their [criticality](/what-is-liberty91/key-concepts.md#criticality) from any entities from your Threat Library it finds in the text, or you associate it with directly.

The Critical Threats Dashboard has 3 columns: the left-most column contains events published **today**, the middle one **this week**, and the right column shows events over **the last month**. This helps to keep track of events that need a bit longer to mitigate, while still keeping an eye on anything new, and without the noise of low-criticality events. It is normal for higher-rated events to accumulate over time, so the right column will always be a bit more 'red' than the left one.

Every Event shows the source, the criticality rating and the associated color.&#x20;

Threat Actors are purple, malware is blue and vulnerabilities are black tags (or white in dark mode).&#x20;

This is useful because you can immediately see if an event is relevant to you or not. Clicking on the event will lead you to the [Event Card](/dashboards/event-cards.md).


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