Single-incident visual reconstruction
A timed sequence of one incident: detections, hand-offs, and quiet gaps, drawn so the post-incident meeting has a shared clock.
Open the scope
Draw the quarter so the room can share a clock.
Contenttrailcore charts cybersecurity events and incident trends from the extracts your staff already keep — then walks the pack with the people who have to explain it.
Flagship work
Incident trend briefing
Most organisations already collect detections. What they lack is a picture of the window that a director, a committee secretary, or a post-incident chair can hold. We take summarised event rows — timestamps, detector names, severity, disposition — and return a dated pack: volume, severity bands, repeating sources, and the incidents that broke the pattern.
The fee includes a ninety-minute walkthrough. We do not take a seat on your estate, and we do not pretend quiet hours are good news when logging was paused.
Related work
Other pictures we will draw
Board pack charting
A short set of figures for a board or risk committee: incident load, material events, and residual questions, written so non-specialists can read them once.
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On-site charting clinic
A one-day working session with your security staff to choose views, severity colours, and caption habits they can keep using after we leave.
Open the scopeFrom a recent pack
“The first draft made our Easter logging pause look like a calm fortnight. We sent the change calendar back and the shaded band went in.”
Helena Crowe, head of security, regional NHS trust — incident trend briefing
How a pack starts
- You name the window and send de-identified extracts.
- We mark known pauses before we draw volume.
- Draft figures go back with captions in plain English.
- The walkthrough rehearses the next meeting you already have.