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The user get currently no colored feedback if the IoC is critical or not. The user want to see without reading if the current IoCs are critical. And how much IoCs from last day are critical and so on.
What: What you want to happen
Produce more colourized views. The first start should be to colourize the severity and confidence fields. Every time the severity and confidence is shown to the user it should be coloured.
Severities:
GREEN: 0
the associated object is not malicious
Yellow: 1
low-level threats, e.g. aggressive adware
Orange: 2
medium-level threats, e.g. standard malware
RED: 3
high-level threats, e.g. professional malware & organized attacks
RED: 4
critical threats, e.g. espionage or state-organized attacks
Confidence:
0-100
The higher the confidence the more certain it is that the severity is right. Therefore the confidence is direct matched to the brightness of the colour. So A confidence of 40 and lower should always show the lightest colour variant and 100 always the darkest variant.
How: How it is implemented
Task 1
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Why: Why you want the feature
The user get currently no colored feedback if the IoC is critical or not. The user want to see without reading if the current IoCs are critical. And how much IoCs from last day are critical and so on.
What: What you want to happen
Produce more colourized views. The first start should be to colourize the severity and confidence fields. Every time the severity and confidence is shown to the user it should be coloured.
Severities:
Confidence:
0-100
The higher the confidence the more certain it is that the severity is right. Therefore the confidence is direct matched to the brightness of the colour. So A confidence of 40 and lower should always show the lightest colour variant and 100 always the darkest variant.
How: How it is implemented
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: