Edison Watch

Dashboard Overview

Navigate the Edison Watch dashboard and understand its main features.

The dashboard is your command center for monitoring AI activity. This page walks you through the main interface.

The Main Screen

Main dashboard

At the top, you'll find navigation tabs:

TabPurpose
SessionsView all AI sessions and their activity
AgentsSee agent activity patterns and dataflows
My ConfigYour personal MCP server configuration

Admin-Only Tabs

If you're an admin, you'll also see:

TabPurpose
UsersManage users and their API keys
RolesConfigure access control policies
PoliciesSet up security policies and rules
ServersManage MCP servers for the organization
External ConfigConfigure SIEM integrations and server endpoints
AdvancedAccess advanced system configurations

User Menu

Click the user icon in the top-right to access:

  • Your email and role
  • Download options for logs and session data
  • Sign out

Sessions View

The Sessions view is your primary monitoring interface:

Sessions view

KPIs

At the top, quick stats show:

  • Total sessions in the time range
  • Total tool calls made
  • Risk distribution

Filter Toolbar

Filter sessions by:

  • Users (admin only): Focus on specific users
  • Trifecta flags: Write ops, Private data, Untrusted data
  • Duration: Session length in seconds

Date Range Slider

Drag the handles to focus on specific time periods.

Sessions Table

Each row shows:

  • Date/Time of the session
  • Session ID
  • User email
  • Security flag indicators (colored dots)
  • Risk level
  • ACL level
  • Number of tool calls

Click Show to expand and see all tool calls for that session.

Understanding Security Flags

The dashboard uses colored dots to indicate security state:

DotColorMeaning
PrivateBlueSession accessed private/sensitive data
UntrustedAmberSession fetched external/web content
ExternalRedSession made external communications

When you see all three dots, the session triggered the "Lethal Trifecta" check.

Risk Levels

Sessions are assigned a risk level based on their security flags:

LevelFlagsColor
Low0 flagsGreen
Medium1 flagAmber
High2+ flagsRed

ACL Levels

The ACL column shows the highest data classification accessed:

LevelMeaningColor
PUBLICNo sensitive dataGreen
PRIVATEConfidential dataAmber
SECRETHighly sensitive dataRed

Agents View

The Agents view shows:

  • Agent activity patterns
  • Data flow visualizations
  • Tool usage statistics

Agents view

My Config View

The My Config view lets you:

  • View your personal MCP server configuration
  • See which servers are available to you
  • Configure user-specific server settings

Tip: Use the date slider and filters together to investigate specific time periods or suspicious activity patterns.

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