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import streamlit as st
from PurpleTeamIDS import analyze_security_log # Assuming you have a function to analyze logs
class Dashboard:
def __init__(self):
# This will store the list of threats (can be used for real-time updates)
self.threats = []
def render_main_content(self):
"""
This function will render the main content of the dashboard.
It will include the threat analysis results and any visual components.
"""
# Header of the dashboard
st.title("Cybersecurity IDS Dashboard")
st.markdown("""
<p style="font-size:18px;">This dashboard provides insights into real-time security logs and threat analysis.
Use the sidebar to enter your Hugging Face API token to enable threat analysis using AI.</p>
""", unsafe_allow_html=True)
# Display threat analysis history
self.render_threat_analysis_history()
def render_threat_analysis_history(self):
"""
This function renders the history of threat analysis for the user.
It will display the most recent threats that have been detected.
"""
st.subheader("Recent Threat Analysis")
if not self.threats:
st.write("No threats detected yet.")
else:
for threat in self.threats:
st.markdown(f"### {threat['type']}")
st.write(f"**Description**: {threat['description']}")
st.write(f"**Detected at**: {threat['timestamp']}")
st.write(f"**Risk Level**: {threat['risk_level']}")
st.write("---")
def threat_analysis(self, log):
"""
This function takes a log, processes it to detect threats, and adds it to the list of detected threats.
"""
# Example: Analyzing security log (this function can be customized for specific logic)
threat_data = analyze_security_log(log)
# Process the threat data (you can customize this logic)
self.process_new_threat(threat_data)
def process_new_threat(self, threat_data):
"""
Adds new threat data to the list of threats.
You can modify this method to store data in a database or other persistence layer.
"""
threat = {
'type': threat_data.get('type', 'Unknown'),
'description': threat_data.get('description', 'No description available'),
'timestamp': threat_data.get('timestamp', 'Unknown'),
'risk_level': threat_data.get('risk_level', 'Low')
}
# Add the new threat to the list (you could also add it to a database)
self.threats.insert(0, threat) # Add to the beginning to keep most recent first
def render_sidebar(self):
"""
Render the sidebar content for user interactions like entering the API token
"""
st.sidebar.header("Configuration")
st.sidebar.text_input("Enter API Token", type="password", key="api_token") |