Weighted Metrics: when a weighting profile (such as Revenue) is active, the company size is taken into account when averaging, and the widgets display weighted values (e.g., "Weighted Maturity").

Historical Logic: Each widget displays a line graph showing the metric's evolution over the last five time periods.

Hover Details: Hovering over any point on a graph reveals the exact value and the specific timeframe for that snapshot.

Exposure widget toggle: Switch the Exposure widget between Weighted Exposure (the per-entity weighted mean) and Sum (the summed exposure across all entities in scope), depending on whether you want to compare typical exposure or report the total group's exposure.

The Matrix view uses visual hierarchy to surface patterns that are invisible in a standard list. It is designed for the rapid identification of risk concentration and performance outliers.
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The Table view strips away visual abstractions to provide a "source of truth" for every data point in your selection. It is the primary view for making decisions based on hard evidence and performing subsidiary/portfolio-level audits.

The Logic: All trends, aggregated KPI values, matrix tiles, and table rows iterate exclusively from the selected subset of companies.

Strategic Use: This control isolates specific cohorts, such as comparing European subsidiaries against North American holdings, or reviewing high-growth investments separately from mature business units.

Equal-Subsidiary Lens: Treats every company as an identical unit, regardless of size or revenue. The backend calculates a simple average for Maturity and Likelihood, and a simple sum for Exposure. This ensures critical vulnerabilities in smaller units are not obscured by larger entities.

Revenue-Weighted Lens: Assigns influence proportional to an entity's annual revenue. Metrics from high-revenue units exert a stronger pull on portfolio lines, aligning risk reporting with operational business value.

The Logic: Switching between the four core metrics changes the data source for tile sizing, color mapping, and row data.

Strategic Use: This control changes the analytical focus from technical defense capabilities (Maturity) to financial liability (Cost of Breach), allowing users to view the portfolio through different risk management priorities.

Previous Period: Benchmarks each company against its own historical performance from the prior period. It reveals the direct impact of recent remediation efforts.

Industry Benchmark: Benchmarks each company against the Industry Typical Level for its specific sector, establishing external market standing and competitiveness.

Change from selection's weighted average Value: Benchmarks each company against the overall Aggregated Selection Value (the number shown in the top KPI cards). This instantly exposes internal outliers that are pulling down or lifting the collective group score.

Maturity Target: Benchmarks current framework scores against a pre-defined corporate security goal, providing a clear gap analysis for resource allocation.

The Logic: Selecting an attribute (such as Industry Sector) clusters individual company tiles into distinct visual blocks. Inside each block, tiles are still sized by contribution and colored by performance. Selecting "None" flattens the view into a single layer.

Strategic Use: It identifies systemic risk concentrations, exposing whether vulnerabilities are widespread across an entire industry sector or isolated to specific corporate branches.

The Logic: The color legend doubles as a performance-tier toggle.

How it works: Clicking a category in the legend (e.g., Improvement or stable) filters both the Matrix and the Table to show only the companies within that specific percentile band.

Strategic Use: Best for triage. You can instantly isolate the "Dark Red" entities for an immediate remediation plan or filter for "Stable + Improving" to highlight successes.