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‎docs/programs/dashboards.md

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title: "Dashboards"
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path: "/programs/dashboards.html"
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id: "programs/dashboards"
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The dashboard provides information on various metrics of your program. This helps you track the progress of your program and it also gives you a detailed summary and understanding of the status of your program.
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HackerOne provides these 3 different dashboards:
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* Overview
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* Program Health
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* [Hacker Feedback](hacker-feedback-dashboard.html)
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For each dashboard, you can customize the data you see by choosing the dates you want to see the metrics for.
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### Overview Dashboard
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The Overview dashboard enables you to view by date and graph form:
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* Report statuses
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* Response and Resolution Time
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* Bounty Payouts
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* The percentage of the types of bugs that are closed
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You can also view the breakdown of all reports by severity.
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![image](./images/dashboards-1.png)
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### Program Health Dashboard
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The program health dashboard gives insight into how efficiently you respond to your reports. It helps you keep track of how many reports have missed your [response target](response-targets.html) or standard.
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You can view the metrics of the average time to:
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* First response
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* Triage
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* Bounty
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* Resolution
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![image](./images/dashboards-2.png)

‎docs/programs/hacker-mediation.md

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### Hacker Mediation Triggers
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Requesting hacker mediation triggers the following actions:
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1) An email is sent to the hacker warning them of their behavior, or if the situation warrants a ban, the hacker will be notified that they'll be removed from the program.
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* An email is sent to the hacker warning them of their behavior, or if the situation warrants a ban, the hacker will be notified that they'll be removed from the program.
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2) If the hacker doesn't respond to the security team, or if the situation isn't resolved, HackerOne will evaluate all available information about the vulnerability report, the program that requested mediation, and the hacker to determine the appropriate level of escalation.
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* If the hacker doesn't respond to the security team, or if the situation isn't resolved, HackerOne will evaluate all available information about the vulnerability report, the program that requested mediation, and the hacker to determine the appropriate level of escalation.
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While HackerOne can't guarantee resolution or override a security team's assessment, hacker mediation has been used to successfully bring items to the security teams' attention, resulting in a more favorable outcome for everyone involved.
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‎src/pages/programs/programs-nav.yaml

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- title: Dashboards
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path: /programs/dashboards.html
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