Operational entry point for tracking vulnerabilities that are publicly known and actively exploited. Use these links as your primary triage loop.

• CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog
• NIST NVD — CVE search and detail pages
• NVD view: CVEs that appear in CISA KEV

Direct jump points into major vendor security advisory streams.

• Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC)
• Microsoft Security Update Guide · Release notes
• Cisco Security Advisories
• Cisco PSIRT openVuln API docs
• Palo Alto Networks Security Advisories
• Palo Alto Networks PSIRT overview

Reserved space for your live SOC-style graphs: honeypot hits, Time-in-Wild vs Time-in-LL curves, and drift tracking.

Space for documenting current trap kits (for example, USB honeypot campaigns, suspicious login forms, decoy document sets).

• Register each trap with an ID, scenario, and purpose.
• Track Time in LL (how long the trap has run in your environment).
• Keep descriptions written for auditors and legal review.

Bookmark your preferred intelligence sources for quick daily sweeps.

• CISA news and alerts
• US-CERT alerts & bulletins
• MITRE (ATT&CK, CVE program, research)
• ENISA CSIRT/PSIRT references

Use this panel to document the glyphs, icons, and terms used in your portal so teams and auditors read the visuals correctly.

• 🛡️ = Defensive shield, defensive-only posture.
• 🕷️ = Exploit / active threat under observation.
• 🧭 = frith indicator: protective digital continuity.
• 📊 = SOC visual, Time-in-Wild and Time-in-LL curves.

A compact OSI stack reference for training and documentation.

• Layer 1 — Physical: wires, fiber, radio (bits on the line).
• Layer 2 — Data Link: frames, MAC addresses, local access control.
• Layer 3 — Network: IP routing, subnets, packet paths.
• Layer 4 — Transport: TCP/UDP sessions and ports.
• Layer 5 — Session: conversations and long-lived connections.
• Layer 6 — Presentation: formats, encoding, TLS.
• Layer 7 — Application: HTTP, SMTP, APIs, business logic.

Cross-sector references for LogiiLabs training: public standards, institutional teaching, private-sector practice, and language craft — one panel for lifelong study.

• Public standards & free cyber learning — NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) , NIST CSF online learning modules , NIST NICE Framework Resource Center , NICE free and low-cost cyber learning , CISA NICCS NICE Framework portal .
• Institutional / university security teaching — MIT OpenCourseWare (all subjects) , MIT 6.858/6.5660 Computer Systems Security , Stanford Online computer science & security hub , Stanford CS155 Computer and Network Security , CMU SEI CERT cybersecurity resources .
• Private-sector security blogs & field intelligence — curated lists of vendor and practitioner blogs: Heimdal Security — top cyber blogs , phoenixNAP — 40+ security blogs , SecuritySenses top websites .
• Writing craft, style, and technical communication — Purdue OWL writing lab , OWL research & citation guides , MIT Writing & Communication Center , Stanford Hume Center writing resources .
• Etymology, dictionaries, and language history — Online Etymology Dictionary , Oxford English Dictionary (historical) , Merriam-Webster dictionary & usage notes , Etymology Explorer (graph view) .