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# Customize the dashboard

# Customize the My security metrics dashboard {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated March 12, 2026  
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Customize the My security metrics dashboard with metrics from various sources like graphs and charts to suit your organization's specific requirements.

## Before you begin

To customize the Security Metrics dashboard, confirm you are within the Security Center application scope. To switch to this scope, select application pickerApplication scope, and type security center.

Role required: admin

## About this task

Implement and customize My security metrics dashboard. Add metrics and content to your dashboard from a variety of sources, such as graphs and charts generated from a report. Learn the steps required to add a tab to your dashboard so that you can customize it to meet your organization's needs.

## Procedure

1. Access Security Metrics within Security Center by selecting Security Monitoring in the tools section, and selecting the Security metrics card.
2. Enter edit mode by selecting Edit.
3. Create a tab by selecting +Add a tab.  
   Note:  
   You can also add a new tab by selecting the plus (+) icon next to an existing tab.
4. Edit the title of your newly created tab by selecting the pencil icon and entering a name.
5. Add an element to your tab by selecting Add a new element.
6. Select Save.
7. **Optional:** To share the dashboard with users, groups, and roles in your organization, select More actions menuShare.
   1. Enter the name of a user to grant access to.
   2. Select Confirm.
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