Cybersecurity Threat Hunting Dashboard
About this template
The Threat-Hunting Dashboard template turns Notion into a lightweight Security Operations console. It’s built for analysts who need structure without the overhead of a full SIEM UI, offering:
Unified Hunt Hub
Master database for hunts, hypotheses, and detections (with status, priority, assignee & SLA fields).
Quick-add buttons for daily, weekly, and ad-hoc hunts so nothing falls through the cracks.
ATT&CK-aligned intelligence
Lookup table for tactics/techniques → each hunt auto-links to its relevant ATT&CK ID.
Roll-up view that shows which techniques you’ve covered, how often, and where gaps remain.
IOC & Event Repository
Dedicated databases for indicators, logs, and case notes.
Relation properties connect raw events to the hunts that discovered them, preserving context for post-incident reviews.
Metrics & KPI board
Built-in formulas calculate dwell time, investigation turnaround, and coverage %, feeding a visual KPI board (bar, line, and pie views).
A “Last 30 days” toggle lets leads gauge programme health at a glance.
Action-oriented dashboards
Analyst view – filtered for open hunts assigned to the current user.
Lead view – high-level statistics, upcoming deadlines, and resource heat-map.
Retrospective view – automatically compiles lessons learned and improvement tasks.
Automation & sharing ready
Uses only native Notion blocks, so you can pair it with Zapier/Make to pull alerts from your SIEM or send Slack reminders.
Page templates for common hunt types (lateral-movement sweep, powershell abuse, defence-evasion check, etc.) accelerate ramp-up for new analysts.
Whether you’re a solo defender or part of a full SOC, this template provides a repeatable framework to plan, execute, and evaluate threat-hunting operations – without losing the flexibility that makes Notion powerful. Import it once, customise the property names to match your environment, and start hunting with clarity and measurable impact.
