Dashboard

Your Centinel Analytica dashboard is where you can control which parts of your digital assets are protected. It allows you to gain insights into a range of analytics and metrics to monitor your website's traffic. First, take note of your API Keys. Then, configure the endpoints you would like to protect.

API Keys

Your API keys can be found in the Integration section of your dashboard. You have both a secret key and a site key. The secret key is sensitive and used to validate requests with our servers, while the site key is public and used to load scripts onto your website.

Domains

Domains are the websites that you would like to protect. You can configure them in the Domains section of your dashboard.

Endpoints

Endpoints are the parts of your website that you would like to protect. You can configure them in the Endpoints section of your dashboard.

On the Endpoints page of the dashboard, enter the endpoints you would like to protect. For each endpoint, you must provide three pieces of information: a pattern to match, the type, and the desired security level.

Pattern

In the pattern field, enter text to uniquely identify the endpoint (most commonly the URL path). This pattern matches any part of the URL. For example, the pattern example.com/abc will match both https://www.example.com/abc and https://example.com/abc/def.

Type

Web Page — An entire HTML page that you want to protect. For example, a pricing page that you would like to prevent from being scraped.

Endpoint — An API endpoint that you want to protect. For example, an API endpoint that returns a JSON object, such as your login endpoint.