The ratings tree depicts an organization’s company hierarchy.
Parts of a Ratings Tree
Nodes
Each company in a ratings tree is contained in a node. Nodes can be expanded or collapsed to show different levels of detail about the company they represent; select the arrow in the top right corner of a node to expand or collapse it.
When a node is collapsed, it displays the company’s headline rating, its rating category, and its ratings types, if any. When a node is expanded, it also displays:
- The company’s rating gauge, their rating category, and select rating designations.
- The number of companies monitoring this company.
- The number of IP addresses attributed to this company.
- A toggle to add the company to benchmarking.
- A More Details option. Select this option to reveal:
- A brief description of the company.
- The company’s industry.
- The subscription type used to monitor the company.
Node Legend
Icon | Description | |
---|---|---|
Delegated Security Controls | The company has assets with delegated security controls. | |
Not Subscribed | You are not subscribed to the company. | |
Primary Rating | Highlighted as the primary. | |
Privately Published Company | The rating is private, available internally only to the publishing organization. | |
Rating Bundle | This company is part of a rating bundle. | |
Rating Categories | ||
Basic Rating | The company is in the basic rating category. | |
Intermediate Rating | The company is in the intermediate rating category. | |
Advanced Rating | The company is in the advanced rating category. |
Branches
Nodes on a ratings tree are organized into branches. From left to right, each branch represents the next level down in the company’s hierarchy of subsidiaries. If multiple subsidiaries in one branch have their own subsidiaries, the next level of the ratings tree will contain two branches.
If a node has a branch, the ratings tree displays a black box next to it. The box indicates how many subsidiaries are contained in the branch. Selecting the box expands or collapses the branch.
Collapsing a branch also collapses any branches beneath it in the ratings tree.
Navigating a Ratings Tree
- Scroll left, right, up, or down to move to different parts of a ratings tree.
- Zoom in or out using the zoom slider.
- Select the Target button to return to the company highlighted in the context switcher.
To search the tree for a specific company, enter its primary name, domain, or IP address into the search box at the top. Only the relevant company and its parents are shown; your search text is highlighted in yellow. The results include both subscribed and unsubscribed companies.
Navigation filters are available within the SPM application.
- November 4, 2024: Updated rating category (advanced, intermediate, basic) icons; Added has delegated security controls icon.
- October 22, 2024: Separated SPM information to its own page.
- August 28, 2023: Filtering within the SPM app.
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