Cybersecurity Report Template Dashboard

Professional template for comprehensive cybersecurity analysis and reporting

Report Structure

This template follows industry-standard cybersecurity reporting practices with 8 core sections, supporting both plain language executive summaries and detailed technical analysis.

  • Executive Summary & Strategic Implications
  • Threat Actor Attribution & TTPs
  • Timeline Analysis & IOCs
  • Vulnerability & Risk Assessment

Notesnook Integration

Structured for seamless integration with Notesnook's cross-linking features:

  • Internal cross-references between sections
  • Links to external data sources (Google Sheets)
  • Hierarchical organization with tags
  • Template placeholders for analysis
Setup Guide

Analysis Framework

Built-in templates for sophisticated threat analysis:

  • Attack flow documentation
  • Proof-of-concept templates
  • Risk scoring matrices
  • Impact scenario modeling

Template Status

Sections Completed: 0/8
Next Priority: Executive Summary
Cross-References: Ready

Quick Start Guide

1

Choose Report Organization

Decide whether to group findings by vulnerability type or affected industry/system. This impacts the structure of your technical appendix.

2

Set Up Data Sources

Link your Google Sheets with IOCs, vulnerability data, and evidence. Use consistent referencing for all major findings.

3

Begin with Executive Summary

Start with high-level findings, then drill down into technical details. Each section provides stubs for further analysis.

Attack Flow Templates

Document hypothetical attack scenarios with confidence levels and assumptions. These templates help explain sophisticated threat actor capabilities and potential insider threats.

Attack Flow Analysis Framework

Assumptions Documentation

  • Access Level: Document assumed initial access (external, insider, privileged)
  • Capabilities: Specify technical sophistication required
  • Resources: Time, tools, and persistence assumptions
  • Constraints: Security controls that would limit progression

Confidence Scoring

  • High: Evidence directly supports this attack path
  • Medium: Attack path is technically feasible given observed TTPs
  • Low: Speculative scenario based on capability assessment

Proof of Concept Templates

Structured templates for documenting vulnerability proof-of-concepts with safety measures and validation steps.

Notesnook Integration Guide

Setting Up Your Cybersecurity Report in Notesnook

1. Notebook Organization

  • Create a dedicated notebook for each major investigation
  • Use the main report structure as your primary note
  • Create child notes for each major section
  • Tag notes with #executive, #technical, #evidence, #analysis

2. Cross-Reference Linking Strategy

  • Use [[Note Title]] syntax to link between sections
  • Create a "Master Cross-Reference" note linking all related content
  • Link technical findings to plain language summaries
  • Reference external data sources with consistent notation: [Data Source: Sheet Name]

3. Data Source Management

  • Create a standardized format for referencing Google Sheets
  • Example: "Evidence supporting this finding: [GS: IOC-Analysis-2024, Row 15-23]"
  • Maintain a data sources index note with all sheet URLs and descriptions
  • Use consistent naming conventions across all data references

4. Analysis Stub Management

  • Use TODO tags for sections needing further analysis: #TODO-analysis
  • Create "Analysis Queue" note to track incomplete sections
  • Use different priority tags: #priority-high, #priority-medium, #priority-low
  • Link stubs to supporting evidence notes

Notesnook Template

Download the complete Notesnook template with all sections, cross-references, and placeholder structure.

Download Template (.md)