Version: Next Gen

Edit content (significant changes)

If you need to make substantial changes, add an image or add a section to a topic.

On the other hand, if your change is minor that doesn't involve uploading a file or making changes to multiple files, follow the Edit content - minor change instructions instead.

Make sure you're back on the main (default) branch so you can sync your local working branch.
```
git checkout main
git pull origin main
```
Create a working branch for your proposed changes. For example, content-dev-faqs or update-visual-guidelines.
```
git checkout -b {your-branch-name}
```
Navigate to /docs and locate the topic you want to change.

Change the date in the metadata and ensure the title, description, and author are correct. Add any additional keywords if they are missing.

Keywords are optional but helpful. All other metadata is required.

important

The author metadata value is the Subject Matter Expert (Engineer, Developer, or Product Manager) rather than the Technical Writer.

---
title: Threat Dashboard
id: threat-dashboard
description: 'The threat dashboard provides easy-to-use and intuitive threat intelligence analytics. This new dashboard will help you identify users, passkeys, and authentications that have displayed some risk over the last 0-90 days. Risky entities are added to low, medium, and high groups based on their score from 0-100. You can filter the view of this dashboard and the accompanying table based on these groups.'
slug: /threat-dashboard
keywords:
 - threat dashboard
pagination_next: null
pagination_prev: null
last_update:
   date: 07/26/2023
   author: John Canneto
draft: false
doc_type: overview
displayed_sidebar: secureWorkforceSidebar
---

Make your changes to the content and run the following command to build and review your changes.
```
yarn start
```
This command starts a local development server and opens a browser window. Most changes are reflected live without having to restart the server. If a browser window doesn't open, go to http://localhost:3000/ to view your local changes.
Perform a self-review of your markdown and make sure your changes or additions follow the style guidelines.
Verify that the PR won't generate warnings or errors, such as broken links. If so, address them and ensure it builds without issues.
```
npm run clear
yarn build
```
When you're ready to submit a pull request, add your changes.
```
git add --all
```
Commit your changes with a descriptive summary, for example, Add clarity to the data table component usage examples.
```
git commit -m "short description of the change"
```
Ensure that your commit message is a proper sentence. Refer to this guide on writing good commit messages.

A properly formed git commit subject line should always be able to complete the following sentence:

If applied, this commit will ....
Publish, or push, your changes to the main repo for merging.

git push origin {your-branch-name}

Create a pull request.