What type of events would generally fall under high risk in the Risk Analysis dashboard?

Incidents with known vulnerabilities are considered high risk in the Risk Analysis dashboard because they represent a potential entry point for attackers. When a vulnerability is known, it implies that there is an awareness of how it can be exploited. This places systems at higher risk, especially if they are not adequately patched or mitigated. Such incidents can lead to significant security breaches or data loss if attackers leverage these vulnerabilities successfully.

In contrast, events related to downtime do not typically indicate a security issue but rather operational issues, which may not directly affect risk assessments. Non-critical user access attempts might not pose a significant threat either, as they likely involve users who have legitimate access and do not indicate malicious intent. Routine maintenance logs provide insights into system performance and health but do not inherently signify elevated risk levels. Thus, it is the incidents with known vulnerabilities that are most concerning and warrant high-risk designation.