Cyber Threat Intelligence Dashboard

[Ananya-vastare]

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Cyber threats intelligence dashboard.

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What's the goal of the project?
The goal of the project is to provide an interactive dashboard for cyber threat intelligence, allowing users to visualize and analyze recent threats, alerts, and other relevant data to enhance cybersecurity awareness and response.

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The aim of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Dashboard project is to create an interactive and user-friendly platform that aggregates and visualizes data related to cyber threats. This dashboard is designed to help cybersecurity professionals and organizations monitor, analyze, and respond to potential threats effectively.

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Ananya Ravikiran Vastare

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@Ananya-vastare

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GSSOC-extd

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#1045

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I have developed a Cyber Threat Intelligence Dashboard using Streamlit that provides users with a comprehensive view of cyber threats. The dashboard features functionalities for data visualization, including interactive plots that display trends in threats over time. I implemented a data search feature that allows users to filter threats based on specific keywords in their descriptions. Additionally, I added static datasets to replace API calls for data retrieval, ensuring the application is self-contained and easy to run without reliance on external APIs. The code has been structured for clarity and maintainability, with comments added for better understanding.

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How Has This Been Tested?

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I tested the Cyber Threat Intelligence Dashboard by running the application in a local development environment using Streamlit. I verified the functionality of data visualization features by ensuring that the interactive plots correctly displayed trends based on the provided static datasets. I also tested the search functionality to confirm that it accurately filters results based on user input. Additionally, I conducted usability testing by navigating through the dashboard to ensure all components functioned as expected and the user experience was seamless. Finally, I reviewed the code for any potential errors and validated that it met the project’s coding standards, generating no new warnings during execution.

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Checklist

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[ruhi47]

Looks good!