Power BI Cybersecurity Incident Dashboard

Table of Contents

1. Project Overview
2. Data Sources
3. Example Data Tables
4. Visualizations
5. Installation and Usage
6. Contact Information

Project Overview

This repository contains a Power BI dashboard that provides a comprehensive view of cybersecurity incidents across multiple dimensions. The dashboard enables stakeholders to monitor incident trends, assess risk exposure, and make data‑driven decisions.

Data Sources

The analytical model is built on three CSV files located in the Source files directory:

• Dim_Asset.csv – Asset inventory and classification.
• Dim_Compliance.csv – Compliance framework mappings.
• Fact_Incidents.csv – Detailed incident records.

Each file is linked directly in the documentation for easy access:

• Dim_Asset.csv
• Dim_Compliance.csv
• Fact_Incidents.csv

Example Data Tables

Below are representative excerpts from each data source to illustrate the structure and content.

Asset Dimension (Dim_Asset.csv)

Asset_ID	Asset_Type	Business_Owner	Business_Criticality	Hosting_Model
A‑001	Server	IT Ops	High	On‑Prem
A‑002	Application	Finance	Critical	Cloud
A‑003	Database	HR	High	Hybrid

Compliance Dimension (Dim_Compliance.csv)

Control_ID	Framework	Control_Description	Implementation_Status	Risk_Level
C‑001	ISO 27001	Access Control	Implemented	Low
C‑002	ISO 27001	Incident Response	Partially Implemented	Medium
C‑003	ISO 27001	Asset Management	Implemented	Low

Incident Fact Table (Fact_Incidents.csv – first three rows)

Incident_ID	Incident_Date	Asset_ID	Compliance_Framework	Control_Violated	Severity	Business_Impact_Score
INC‑0350	2024‑01‑01	A‑001	ISO27001	A.13 Network Security	High	6.1
INC‑0088	2024‑01‑03	A‑003	NIST‑CSF	RC.RP‑1 Recovery Planning	Medium	5.9
INC‑0995	2024‑01‑04	A‑001	ISO27001	A.9 Access Control	Medium	5.2

Visualizations

The dashboard includes several key pages. Representative screenshots are provided below.

Installation and Usage

1. Open the Power BI file located in the Dashboard PBIX folder.
2. Ensure the CSV files in Source files are placed in the same relative path as the PBIX file.
3. Refresh the data model to load the latest incident data.
4. Navigate through the report pages to explore metrics such as incident counts, severity distribution, and asset exposure.

Contact Information

For questions or contributions, please contact the project owner at EMAIL.