Mimic Dashcam

Dashcam gives you deep visibility into the servers you run Mimic nodes on — what is running, what is vulnerable, what has changed — and the forensic detail to investigate when something happens. The same picture you get in Dashcam Web, on your phone. WHAT IS RUNNING • Applications, executables and services across the fleet, searchable and sortable, with detail on any one of them. • Nodes — the full fleet list with Active Directory and network badges, node detail, system info and host volumes. • Directory and registry trees — browse a node's filesystem and registry, search and filter, and open the events behind any path. WHAT IS VULNERABLE • Missing patches, ranked by exposure, with known-exploited (KEV) and other CVE counts so the riskiest gaps surface first. • Health scores and trends, for the fleet and for a single tenant. • Node health — status tiles, CPU and memory trends, and top consumers. WHAT HAS CHANGED • Drift reports with per-node drill-downs, and diversity reports across the fleet. • Network profiling — peers, exposed services, egress, lateral movement, timeseries and a topology graph, for a whole tenant or a single node. INVESTIGATE • Alerts with status, severity and insights filters, summary tiles and daily trends. Close an alert, reset it to triage, or ask why it fired — and choose which kinds reach your phone. • Insights runs with rendered findings, query traces and execution timelines. • Log search, and a SQL console with saved queries and template variables. • Event detail throughout, down to the raw JSON. Push notifications bring new alerts to your phone, and tapping one opens straight to it. Tenant and sub-tenant scoping works the way it does on the web, including the All Tenants rollup, and most screens can be shared as an image to drop into a report. REQUIRES AN ACCOUNT Dashcam is a companion to an existing Mimic deployment and is only useful to people whose organization already runs one. There is no public sign-up. Signing in uses your organization's own identity provider in a secure browser tab, so passkeys and hardware security keys work normally. The sections you see depend on the permissions your account carries, so most people see a subset of the list above. Privacy notice: https://mimic.com/privacy-notice