Dashboard layout - Hilt Documentation

The console sidebar matches the product. Two unlabeled groups, divided by a hairline — finding queues first, then estate. The Hilt logo opens Overview. The company avatar opens Settings. Ask is a dock on the right (maximize to Query), not a sidebar row. Hilt is a Data Movement Governance (DMG) platform: it watches how data moves across Linux and macOS estates, scores findings, and supports investigation and containment.

Finding queues

Each row is one finding source. The page carries that source’s Queue and the Rules (or Sensitivity) that feed it.

Anomalies: model-flagged behavioral findings
Alerts: custom detection-rule firings
Exfiltration: data-movement findings and egress
Exposure: third-party dependency findings
Malware: malware findings and endpoint status

Estate

What you own, and the tools for going through it.

Collectors: host and group roster; per-host Files, Networks, Processes, Credentials
People: identity roster; per-person Files, Networks, Processes, Browser, Credentials
Networks: Linux fleet network flows
Health: application and browser-service failures
Logs: event search and data lineage

Files, credentials, and lineage are not top-level sidebar rows. They live as tabs on Collectors, People, and Logs.

Settings

Open Settings from the avatar in the sidebar footer.

Tab	Sections
Account	Profile, password, sessions, API keys
Uptime	Inference, Pipeline, Databases, Integrations health
System	Models, Updates, Data Export, Fleet Behavior
Teams	Teams, Members, Identity mapping
Integrations	Slack, Google Workspace, Webhooks
Reports	Executive and process-intel reports
Admin	Enterprise domains, Cloud Sources, Billing, LLM Cost, Storage, Audit Log

Host scope (Linux / macOS / groups) is a right-hand panel, not a second sidebar. Frameworks (ATT&CK / Kill Chain) are retired from the sidebar; coverage lives on Overview.