Cisco Cyber Vision New UI Administration Guide, Release 5.6.0

Cyber Vision New UI

Updated: July 6, 2026

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Describes the new Cyber Vision user interface, outlining its key design improvements, navigation options, and functional enhancements that provide streamlined monitoring and management of industrial cybersecurity environments.

A Cyber Vision New UI is an asset-based user interface that

organizes information around assets, which is a clearer representation of physical equipment, instead of discrete components or device entries,
aggregates multiple network identities (including interfaces, IP addresses, and MAC addresses) that belong to the same physical equipment, and
prioritizes the most relevant information, such as asset name, type, and version, to help users stay focused and reduce clutter.

User roles for the Cyber Vision Center New UI are defined in the Classic UI Admin > Users > Role Management.

Table 1. Feature History Table
Feature	Release Information	Feature Description
New UI	Release 5.3.x	Cisco Cyber Vision Center offers New UI that comprises simplified, structured views of assets, vulnerabilities, and alerts. The New UI includes a new method for automatically grouping assets using AI-based clustering. Click Go to Cyber Vision New UI in the top banner of your Center to get started.
Cisco Cyber Vision Center new UI is the default interface	Release 5.6.x	Cyber Vision New UI is the default interface for Cisco Cyber Vision Center. When you sign in, Cyber Vision opens the new UI automatically.
Display themes	Release 5.6.x	You can select the Light or Dark theme from the user menu. You can also select System to use your system's display theme.

Key differences between Classic UI and New UI

The Classic UI focuses on technical entities such as components and devices. Users need to manually define presets, such as baselines or monitoring sets. They often manage separate entries for each network identity, which results in complexity and confusion.

The Cyber Vision New UI connects the physical industrial environment and its digital representation. It visually groups all elements associated with a single physical equipment. Examples include production line equipment or customer installations.

Table 2. Contrast table
Feature	Classic UI	New UI
Entity focus	Components, devices	Assets—representation of physical equipment
Information grouping	Each network identity shown as a separate item	Multiple identities grouped by asset
User effort	Requires manual preset definitions	Provides automatic aggregation to improve clarity
Information display	Shows all details, often overwhelming	Displays only the most relevant attributes of each asset.

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