Threat Reports Dashboard¶
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The dashboard is the home page of the platform. It lists every processed threat report, newest first, as a grid of cards.
Page Layout¶
Header¶
- AI-Powered Threat Intelligence title and a personalised greeting
- A status bar with AI-Generated Summaries, Real-Time Updates, and the total number of reports available
Search and filters¶
| Control | How it works |
|---|---|
| Search box | Free text matched against title, source, summary, CVE, IOC, or keyword. Results update as you type |
| Source | Pick a single source feed (for example, a vendor blog or a government advisory feed) |
| Tags | Pick one or more tags to narrow the list |
| Time Range | All Time, Last 24 Hours, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, or Custom Range... |
Custom Range... opens a dialog with Start Date and End Date. The selected range appears as a chip under the filter; click the chip's × to clear it.
Filters combine: for example, Source = CISA + Tags = ransomware + Last 30 Days.
Report Cards¶
Each card shows:
| Element | Meaning |
|---|---|
| AI Analyzed badge | The report has been processed by the AI pipeline |
| NEW badge | Published within the last 7 days |
| Title | Report title (up to two lines) |
| Teaser | One-sentence AI-generated summary |
| Source / Published | Source feed and publication date |
| Tags | Up to three tags, plus a +N chip if there are more |
| View AI Analysis | Opens the Report View |
| Source | Opens the original article in a new tab |
Loading More¶
The dashboard loads 12 reports at a time. Scroll to the bottom and click Load More Reports to fetch the next page. If nothing matches, the page shows No reports found — Try adjusting your search criteria or filters.
How It's Generated¶
- Reports enter automatically from a curated list of OSINT sources, or through human-approved submissions
- The teaser on each card is a separate, short LLM summary, different from the full AI Summary in the report view
- Tags and source come from the ingestion pipeline and are used for filtering
Tips¶
- Search for a CVE ID (for example,
CVE-2024-3400) to find every report that mentions it — then use CVE Search for risk context - Search for an indicator to find reports quickly — then use IOC Search for per-report extraction details
- Bookmark important reports from the Report View