Bionic Customer Portal
Bionic's Assistive Research Module (ARM) uses automation to give security teams superpowers by:
Quickly aligning the tools to the business
Better utilising existing technology
Shifting to the proactive execution
Improving shared knowledge & expertise
How ARM works:Integrates with existing tools and data sources
Provides insights into security team, process, tech & maturity on day one
Tracks progress towards goals, alignment to best practices and comparison to peer orgs
Leverages inout fro Bionic experts for recommendations, context and feedback.
Project
Bionic Customer
Portal
Role
UX, UI Design, Prototyping, Design System
Tools
Figma
The Problem
Cyber security teams are so overwhelmed and reactive that they cannot apply their expertise in a scalable and measurable way. Product and services vendors try to solve this problem by adding more alerts and more point-in-time assessments, none of which materially improves an organization’s defenses.
Bionic addresses this disparity not by adding more tools and detections, but by making defenders the best they can be through collaborative automation. Our assistive technology gives defenders “superpowers” by providing actionable insights, tailored recommendations, and coaching on a sustained basis.
System Components
Overall, the use of components in React can lead to a more modular, reusable, and maintainable codebase, which can save time and resources during development and improve the user experience of the application.
Reusability: Components can be reused across different parts of the application, which saves development time and reduces code duplication.
Modularity: Components are modular and self-contained, meaning that they can be developed and tested independently of the rest of the application. This makes it easier to maintain and update the codebase.
Encapsulation: Components are encapsulated, meaning that they have their own state and behavior, and do not affect the state or behavior of other components. This makes it easier to reason about the code and reduces the risk of bugs.
Consistency: Components can enforce consistency in the design and functionality of the application, making it easier to maintain a consistent user experience across the entire application.
Scalability: Components can be scaled up or down as needed, allowing for the application to grow and evolve over time without sacrificing performance or maintainability.
Drill Down Concept
Expanding carousels can have several advantages when used effectively in UX design. Here are a few examples:
Efficient use of space: Carousels allow you to display multiple pieces of content within a limited space, making it an effective way to showcase a range of products or services.
Interactivity: Carousels encourage users to interact with the content, either by clicking or swiping, creating a more engaging user experience.
Flexibility: Carousels can be used in a variety of contexts and can be customized to fit the specific needs of the project, making it a versatile design tool.
Highlighting content: Carousels can be used to showcase important or featured content, such as promotions or new products, drawing attention to these items and potentially increasing conversions.
Mobile-friendly: Carousels can be designed to be mobile-friendly, providing a seamless experience across different devices and screen sizes.
Concepts
Concepts are an important part of UX design as they allow us to explore and experiment with ideas before diving into the details. Through research and ideation, I strive to develop concepts that are user-centric, intuitive, and visually appealing.
By starting with a solid concept, we can ensure that the resulting designs are not only aesthetically pleasing but also effective in meeting the needs of the user.
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Insights
The insights page provides a high-level view of the performance of the team, focusing on the activity of analysts and progress towards specific goals. This type of page typically displays data and metrics related to the work of analysts, including the Security Viability, the types of analysis conducted, and the time spent on various tasks
People
Displays data and metrics related to the number of cases or tasks that each analyst is working on, as well as their capacity to take on additional work. This can include information such as the Initial Access, Execution, Persistence and Command Control. It also shows the Analyst capacity such as their accuracy or productivity. This can help managers and stakeholders identify areas of strength and weakness and inform decisions about where to allocate resources or provide additional training.
Profile & Login
In the Profile section, users can view and edit their personal information, including your name, email address, and contact information. Users can also upload their profile picture to help personalize their account. They can also update their password and notification preferences.
Bionic Customer Portal
Bionic's Assistive Research Module (ARM) uses automation to give security teams superpowers by:
Quickly aligning the tools to the business
Better utilising existing technology
Shifting to the proactive execution
Improving shared knowledge & expertise
How ARM works:Integrates with existing tools and data sources
Provides insights into security team, process, tech & maturity on day one
Tracks progress towards goals, alignment to best practices and comparison to peer orgs
Leverages inout fro Bionic experts for recommendations, context and feedback.
Project
Bionic Customer
Portal
Role
UX, UI Design, Prototyping, Design System
Tools
Figma
The Problem
Cyber security teams are so overwhelmed and reactive that they cannot apply their expertise in a scalable and measurable way. Product and services vendors try to solve this problem by adding more alerts and more point-in-time assessments, none of which materially improves an organization’s defenses.
Bionic addresses this disparity not by adding more tools and detections, but by making defenders the best they can be through collaborative automation. Our assistive technology gives defenders “superpowers” by providing actionable insights, tailored recommendations, and coaching on a sustained basis.
System Components
Overall, the use of components in React can lead to a more modular, reusable, and maintainable codebase, which can save time and resources during development and improve the user experience of the application.
Reusability: Components can be reused across different parts of the application, which saves development time and reduces code duplication.
Modularity: Components are modular and self-contained, meaning that they can be developed and tested independently of the rest of the application. This makes it easier to maintain and update the codebase.
Encapsulation: Components are encapsulated, meaning that they have their own state and behavior, and do not affect the state or behavior of other components. This makes it easier to reason about the code and reduces the risk of bugs.
Consistency: Components can enforce consistency in the design and functionality of the application, making it easier to maintain a consistent user experience across the entire application.
Scalability: Components can be scaled up or down as needed, allowing for the application to grow and evolve over time without sacrificing performance or maintainability.
Drill Down Concept
Expanding carousels can have several advantages when used effectively in UX design. Here are a few examples:
Efficient use of space: Carousels allow you to display multiple pieces of content within a limited space, making it an effective way to showcase a range of products or services.
Interactivity: Carousels encourage users to interact with the content, either by clicking or swiping, creating a more engaging user experience.
Flexibility: Carousels can be used in a variety of contexts and can be customized to fit the specific needs of the project, making it a versatile design tool.
Highlighting content: Carousels can be used to showcase important or featured content, such as promotions or new products, drawing attention to these items and potentially increasing conversions.
Mobile-friendly: Carousels can be designed to be mobile-friendly, providing a seamless experience across different devices and screen sizes.
Concepts
Concepts are an important part of UX design as they allow us to explore and experiment with ideas before diving into the details. Through research and ideation, I strive to develop concepts that are user-centric, intuitive, and visually appealing.
By starting with a solid concept, we can ensure that the resulting designs are not only aesthetically pleasing but also effective in meeting the needs of the user.
Light Mode
Dark Mode
Insights
The insights page provides a high-level view of the performance of the team, focusing on the activity of analysts and progress towards specific goals. This type of page typically displays data and metrics related to the work of analysts, including the Security Viability, the types of analysis conducted, and the time spent on various tasks
People
Displays data and metrics related to the number of cases or tasks that each analyst is working on, as well as their capacity to take on additional work. This can include information such as the Initial Access, Execution, Persistence and Command Control. It also shows the Analyst capacity such as their accuracy or productivity. This can help managers and stakeholders identify areas of strength and weakness and inform decisions about where to allocate resources or provide additional training.
Profile & Login
In the Profile section, users can view and edit their personal information, including your name, email address, and contact information. Users can also upload their profile picture to help personalize their account. They can also update their password and notification preferences.
Bionic Customer Portal
Bionic's Assistive Research Module (ARM) uses automation to give security teams superpowers by:
Quickly aligning the tools to the business
Better utilising existing technology
Shifting to the proactive execution
Improving shared knowledge & expertise
How ARM works:Integrates with existing tools and data sources
Provides insights into security team, process, tech & maturity on day one
Tracks progress towards goals, alignment to best practices and comparison to peer orgs
Leverages inout fro Bionic experts for recommendations, context and feedback.
Project
Bionic Customer
Portal
Role
UX, UI Design, Prototyping, Design System
Tools
Figma
The Problem
Cyber security teams are so overwhelmed and reactive that they cannot apply their expertise in a scalable and measurable way. Product and services vendors try to solve this problem by adding more alerts and more point-in-time assessments, none of which materially improves an organization’s defenses.
Bionic addresses this disparity not by adding more tools and detections, but by making defenders the best they can be through collaborative automation. Our assistive technology gives defenders “superpowers” by providing actionable insights, tailored recommendations, and coaching on a sustained basis.
System Components
Overall, the use of components in React can lead to a more modular, reusable, and maintainable codebase, which can save time and resources during development and improve the user experience of the application.
Reusability: Components can be reused across different parts of the application, which saves development time and reduces code duplication.
Modularity: Components are modular and self-contained, meaning that they can be developed and tested independently of the rest of the application. This makes it easier to maintain and update the codebase.
Encapsulation: Components are encapsulated, meaning that they have their own state and behavior, and do not affect the state or behavior of other components. This makes it easier to reason about the code and reduces the risk of bugs.
Consistency: Components can enforce consistency in the design and functionality of the application, making it easier to maintain a consistent user experience across the entire application.
Scalability: Components can be scaled up or down as needed, allowing for the application to grow and evolve over time without sacrificing performance or maintainability.
Drill Down Concept
Expanding carousels can have several advantages when used effectively in UX design. Here are a few examples:
Efficient use of space: Carousels allow you to display multiple pieces of content within a limited space, making it an effective way to showcase a range of products or services.
Interactivity: Carousels encourage users to interact with the content, either by clicking or swiping, creating a more engaging user experience.
Flexibility: Carousels can be used in a variety of contexts and can be customized to fit the specific needs of the project, making it a versatile design tool.
Highlighting content: Carousels can be used to showcase important or featured content, such as promotions or new products, drawing attention to these items and potentially increasing conversions.
Mobile-friendly: Carousels can be designed to be mobile-friendly, providing a seamless experience across different devices and screen sizes.
Concepts
Concepts are an important part of UX design as they allow us to explore and experiment with ideas before diving into the details. Through research and ideation, I strive to develop concepts that are user-centric, intuitive, and visually appealing.
By starting with a solid concept, we can ensure that the resulting designs are not only aesthetically pleasing but also effective in meeting the needs of the user.
Light Mode
Dark Mode
Insights
The insights page provides a high-level view of the performance of the team, focusing on the activity of analysts and progress towards specific goals. This type of page typically displays data and metrics related to the work of analysts, including the Security Viability, the types of analysis conducted, and the time spent on various tasks
People
Displays data and metrics related to the number of cases or tasks that each analyst is working on, as well as their capacity to take on additional work. This can include information such as the Initial Access, Execution, Persistence and Command Control. It also shows the Analyst capacity such as their accuracy or productivity. This can help managers and stakeholders identify areas of strength and weakness and inform decisions about where to allocate resources or provide additional training.
Profile & Login
In the Profile section, users can view and edit their personal information, including your name, email address, and contact information. Users can also upload their profile picture to help personalize their account. They can also update their password and notification preferences.
Bionic Customer Portal
Bionic's Assistive Research Module (ARM) uses automation to give security teams superpowers by:
Quickly aligning the tools to the business
Better utilising existing technology
Shifting to the proactive execution
Improving shared knowledge & expertise
How ARM works:Integrates with existing tools and data sources
Provides insights into security team, process, tech & maturity on day one
Tracks progress towards goals, alignment to best practices and comparison to peer orgs
Leverages inout fro Bionic experts for recommendations, context and feedback.
Project
Bionic Customer
Portal
Role
UX, UI Design, Prototyping, Design System
Tools
Figma
The Problem
Cyber security teams are so overwhelmed and reactive that they cannot apply their expertise in a scalable and measurable way. Product and services vendors try to solve this problem by adding more alerts and more point-in-time assessments, none of which materially improves an organization’s defenses.
Bionic addresses this disparity not by adding more tools and detections, but by making defenders the best they can be through collaborative automation. Our assistive technology gives defenders “superpowers” by providing actionable insights, tailored recommendations, and coaching on a sustained basis.
System Components
Overall, the use of components in React can lead to a more modular, reusable, and maintainable codebase, which can save time and resources during development and improve the user experience of the application.
Reusability: Components can be reused across different parts of the application, which saves development time and reduces code duplication.
Modularity: Components are modular and self-contained, meaning that they can be developed and tested independently of the rest of the application. This makes it easier to maintain and update the codebase.
Encapsulation: Components are encapsulated, meaning that they have their own state and behavior, and do not affect the state or behavior of other components. This makes it easier to reason about the code and reduces the risk of bugs.
Consistency: Components can enforce consistency in the design and functionality of the application, making it easier to maintain a consistent user experience across the entire application.
Scalability: Components can be scaled up or down as needed, allowing for the application to grow and evolve over time without sacrificing performance or maintainability.
Drill Down Concept
Expanding carousels can have several advantages when used effectively in UX design. Here are a few examples:
Efficient use of space: Carousels allow you to display multiple pieces of content within a limited space, making it an effective way to showcase a range of products or services.
Interactivity: Carousels encourage users to interact with the content, either by clicking or swiping, creating a more engaging user experience.
Flexibility: Carousels can be used in a variety of contexts and can be customized to fit the specific needs of the project, making it a versatile design tool.
Highlighting content: Carousels can be used to showcase important or featured content, such as promotions or new products, drawing attention to these items and potentially increasing conversions.
Mobile-friendly: Carousels can be designed to be mobile-friendly, providing a seamless experience across different devices and screen sizes.
Concepts
Concepts are an important part of UX design as they allow us to explore and experiment with ideas before diving into the details. Through research and ideation, I strive to develop concepts that are user-centric, intuitive, and visually appealing.
By starting with a solid concept, we can ensure that the resulting designs are not only aesthetically pleasing but also effective in meeting the needs of the user.
Light Mode
Dark Mode
Insights
The insights page provides a high-level view of the performance of the team, focusing on the activity of analysts and progress towards specific goals. This type of page typically displays data and metrics related to the work of analysts, including the Security Viability, the types of analysis conducted, and the time spent on various tasks
People
Displays data and metrics related to the number of cases or tasks that each analyst is working on, as well as their capacity to take on additional work. This can include information such as the Initial Access, Execution, Persistence and Command Control. It also shows the Analyst capacity such as their accuracy or productivity. This can help managers and stakeholders identify areas of strength and weakness and inform decisions about where to allocate resources or provide additional training.
Profile & Login
In the Profile section, users can view and edit their personal information, including your name, email address, and contact information. Users can also upload their profile picture to help personalize their account. They can also update their password and notification preferences.
Bionic Customer Portal
Bionic's Assistive Research Module (ARM) uses automation to give security teams superpowers by:
Quickly aligning the tools to the business
Better utilising existing technology
Shifting to the proactive execution
Improving shared knowledge & expertise
How ARM works:Integrates with existing tools and data sources
Provides insights into security team, process, tech & maturity on day one
Tracks progress towards goals, alignment to best practices and comparison to peer orgs
Leverages inout fro Bionic experts for recommendations, context and feedback.
Project
Bionic Customer
Portal
Role
UX, UI Design, Prototyping, Design System
Tools
Figma
The Problem
Cyber security teams are so overwhelmed and reactive that they cannot apply their expertise in a scalable and measurable way. Product and services vendors try to solve this problem by adding more alerts and more point-in-time assessments, none of which materially improves an organization’s defenses.
Bionic addresses this disparity not by adding more tools and detections, but by making defenders the best they can be through collaborative automation. Our assistive technology gives defenders “superpowers” by providing actionable insights, tailored recommendations, and coaching on a sustained basis.
System Components
Overall, the use of components in React can lead to a more modular, reusable, and maintainable codebase, which can save time and resources during development and improve the user experience of the application.
Reusability: Components can be reused across different parts of the application, which saves development time and reduces code duplication.
Modularity: Components are modular and self-contained, meaning that they can be developed and tested independently of the rest of the application. This makes it easier to maintain and update the codebase.
Encapsulation: Components are encapsulated, meaning that they have their own state and behavior, and do not affect the state or behavior of other components. This makes it easier to reason about the code and reduces the risk of bugs.
Consistency: Components can enforce consistency in the design and functionality of the application, making it easier to maintain a consistent user experience across the entire application.
Scalability: Components can be scaled up or down as needed, allowing for the application to grow and evolve over time without sacrificing performance or maintainability.
Drill Down Concept
Expanding carousels can have several advantages when used effectively in UX design. Here are a few examples:
Efficient use of space: Carousels allow you to display multiple pieces of content within a limited space, making it an effective way to showcase a range of products or services.
Interactivity: Carousels encourage users to interact with the content, either by clicking or swiping, creating a more engaging user experience.
Flexibility: Carousels can be used in a variety of contexts and can be customized to fit the specific needs of the project, making it a versatile design tool.
Highlighting content: Carousels can be used to showcase important or featured content, such as promotions or new products, drawing attention to these items and potentially increasing conversions.
Mobile-friendly: Carousels can be designed to be mobile-friendly, providing a seamless experience across different devices and screen sizes.
Concepts
Concepts are an important part of UX design as they allow us to explore and experiment with ideas before diving into the details. Through research and ideation, I strive to develop concepts that are user-centric, intuitive, and visually appealing.
By starting with a solid concept, we can ensure that the resulting designs are not only aesthetically pleasing but also effective in meeting the needs of the user.
Light Mode
Dark Mode
Insights
The insights page provides a high-level view of the performance of the team, focusing on the activity of analysts and progress towards specific goals. This type of page typically displays data and metrics related to the work of analysts, including the Security Viability, the types of analysis conducted, and the time spent on various tasks
People
Displays data and metrics related to the number of cases or tasks that each analyst is working on, as well as their capacity to take on additional work. This can include information such as the Initial Access, Execution, Persistence and Command Control. It also shows the Analyst capacity such as their accuracy or productivity. This can help managers and stakeholders identify areas of strength and weakness and inform decisions about where to allocate resources or provide additional training.
Profile & Login
In the Profile section, users can view and edit their personal information, including your name, email address, and contact information. Users can also upload their profile picture to help personalize their account. They can also update their password and notification preferences.
Bionic Customer Portal
Bionic's Assistive Research Module (ARM) uses automation to give security teams superpowers by:
Quickly aligning the tools to the business
Better utilising existing technology
Shifting to the proactive execution
Improving shared knowledge & expertise
How ARM works:Integrates with existing tools and data sources
Provides insights into security team, process, tech & maturity on day one
Tracks progress towards goals, alignment to best practices and comparison to peer orgs
Leverages inout fro Bionic experts for recommendations, context and feedback.
Project
Bionic Customer
Portal
Role
UX, UI Design, Prototyping, Design System
Tools
Figma
The Problem
Cyber security teams are so overwhelmed and reactive that they cannot apply their expertise in a scalable and measurable way. Product and services vendors try to solve this problem by adding more alerts and more point-in-time assessments, none of which materially improves an organization’s defenses.
Bionic addresses this disparity not by adding more tools and detections, but by making defenders the best they can be through collaborative automation. Our assistive technology gives defenders “superpowers” by providing actionable insights, tailored recommendations, and coaching on a sustained basis.
System Components
Overall, the use of components in React can lead to a more modular, reusable, and maintainable codebase, which can save time and resources during development and improve the user experience of the application.
Reusability: Components can be reused across different parts of the application, which saves development time and reduces code duplication.
Modularity: Components are modular and self-contained, meaning that they can be developed and tested independently of the rest of the application. This makes it easier to maintain and update the codebase.
Encapsulation: Components are encapsulated, meaning that they have their own state and behavior, and do not affect the state or behavior of other components. This makes it easier to reason about the code and reduces the risk of bugs.
Consistency: Components can enforce consistency in the design and functionality of the application, making it easier to maintain a consistent user experience across the entire application.
Scalability: Components can be scaled up or down as needed, allowing for the application to grow and evolve over time without sacrificing performance or maintainability.
Drill Down Concept
Expanding carousels can have several advantages when used effectively in UX design. Here are a few examples:
Efficient use of space: Carousels allow you to display multiple pieces of content within a limited space, making it an effective way to showcase a range of products or services.
Interactivity: Carousels encourage users to interact with the content, either by clicking or swiping, creating a more engaging user experience.
Flexibility: Carousels can be used in a variety of contexts and can be customized to fit the specific needs of the project, making it a versatile design tool.
Highlighting content: Carousels can be used to showcase important or featured content, such as promotions or new products, drawing attention to these items and potentially increasing conversions.
Mobile-friendly: Carousels can be designed to be mobile-friendly, providing a seamless experience across different devices and screen sizes.
Concepts
Concepts are an important part of UX design as they allow us to explore and experiment with ideas before diving into the details. Through research and ideation, I strive to develop concepts that are user-centric, intuitive, and visually appealing.
By starting with a solid concept, we can ensure that the resulting designs are not only aesthetically pleasing but also effective in meeting the needs of the user.
Light Mode
Dark Mode
Insights
The insights page provides a high-level view of the performance of the team, focusing on the activity of analysts and progress towards specific goals. This type of page typically displays data and metrics related to the work of analysts, including the Security Viability, the types of analysis conducted, and the time spent on various tasks
People
Displays data and metrics related to the number of cases or tasks that each analyst is working on, as well as their capacity to take on additional work. This can include information such as the Initial Access, Execution, Persistence and Command Control. It also shows the Analyst capacity such as their accuracy or productivity. This can help managers and stakeholders identify areas of strength and weakness and inform decisions about where to allocate resources or provide additional training.
Profile & Login
In the Profile section, users can view and edit their personal information, including your name, email address, and contact information. Users can also upload their profile picture to help personalize their account. They can also update their password and notification preferences.