Echosec
An OSINT threat-intelligence dashboard: design system, alert model, and inbox triage so analysts act faster.
Introduction
Echosec needed one product language before an investor event. Notification, alert, and event detection were used interchangeably. There was no filtering, and no system holding the screens together. The work ran 12 weeks, discovery through prototype.
Twenty interviews. Four flows validated. Eighty percent of testers said the platform finally felt like one product. One hundred fifty components, more than 100 pages, in 12 weeks.
80%said it felt like one product
The problem
Analysts had no shared language
for what reached them.
Alert, notification, and event detection meant different things on different screens. There was no filter, so everything arrived at the same weight. Features were built in isolation. The inbox slowed down as media arrived.
System
A foundation before more features
The design system came first so a multi-product OSINT suite could share tokens, components, and a single reading order.
Alerts
Condition, threshold, alert, notification
The model named each layer. Color-coded severity and predictable thresholds replaced interchangeable labels.
Inbox
Triage in the card, depth in the side panel
The card carries enough to decide. The side panel opens depth without leaving the queue. List and grid views cover different analyst habits.
Find
Filtering and event detection in one place
Analysts control what reaches them. Search, event detection, and map sit on the same language as the inbox.
System
One product language for OSINT work
Figma · FigJam · Prototyping · User interviews
Outcome
The outcome
- 20User interviews
- 4Flows validated
- 80%Felt like one product
- 12Weeks, discovery to prototype
For the first time the inbox, the map, and the alerts felt like they belonged to the same product.
Analyst interview · Echosec · 12-week engagement
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