Sharing and Embedding for Cybersecurity Yield Reports

Cybersecurity yield daily report data comes from enterprise security operations center daily operation logs, third-party threat intelligence

What the data for this category looks like

Cybersecurity yield daily report data comes from enterprise security operations center daily operation logs, third-party threat intelligence aggregation APIs, exported results from automated vulnerability scanning tools, and security asset market quotation APIs. Data is generated at a fixed daily time slot, covering all security operations and market data from the previous day. The document structure includes: statistical cycle, daily threat event overview, high-risk event proportion, number of disposed events, coverage rate of implemented security protection measures, revenue statistics fields corresponding to security investment, and daily security asset market fluctuation data. Field units are: event count as "count", asset count as "units", coverage rate as "proportion value", revenue amount as "yuan", market fluctuation as "points".

What constraints do these characteristics impose on sharing and embedding workflows

Multi-source data for cybersecurity yield daily reports requires embedding components to have cross-origin whitelist configuration, allowing specified domain names to call data interfaces and preventing cross-origin requests from being blocked by browsers. Fixed daily update schedule requires embedding components to set timed refresh rules matching the update period, ensuring displayed content is always the latest daily report. The document includes multiple types of statistical fields, so field filtering parameters must be configured during embedding to limit the displayed content scope and avoid information overload that impairs reading. Revenue-related fields involve sensitive financial data, so identity verification configuration must be enabled to restrict unauthorized access. Multi-source differences in data format require configuring unified data cleaning rules before embedding to standardize field display styles. Market data display must match fixed update periods to avoid displaying outdated market information.

How to set configurations

Configuration ItemRecommended ValueRationale
share_cors_whitelist["https://your-domain.com", "https://sub.your-domain.com"]Allow specified domain names to embed share components, preventing cross-origin requests from being blocked by browsers
share_refresh_interval86400 secondsMatch the daily update rhythm of the daily report, ensuring displayed content is always the latest data
share_field_filter["statistical cycle", "threat event overview", "revenue amount", "market fluctuation"]Limit display of core fields, avoid information overload and align with security operations staff viewing habits
share_auth_enabledtrueRevenue-related fields involve sensitive financial data, restrict unauthorized access
share_data_clean_ruleStandardize format by field typeUnify display formats for multi-source data, avoiding format confusion
share_icon_customUpload custom SVG fileMatch the enterprise's own brand visual specifications, improving visual consistency after embedding

The parameter values provided on this page are common recommended starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by material form, data volume and business rules. Specific issues require case-by-case analysis. It is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing settings.

Three common mistakes

  • Phenomenon: The embedded shareable component without login prompt does not display an identity verification module, and cannot restrict access to sensitive data. Cause: The 4.8.14 open-source version does not include a built-in share identity verification configuration item. Upgrade to a version that supports this function before enabling it.
  • Phenomenon: The embedded share component uses the default icon, and cannot match the enterprise's own brand visual specifications. Cause: The share_icon_custom parameter is not configured, and no custom icon file is uploaded.
  • Phenomenon: The embedded share component of the overseas deployed SaaS version fails to load after opening, and cannot display daily report data. Cause: The cross-origin whitelist for the corresponding overseas node is not configured, or the refresh period does not match the time zone difference of overseas data updates.

How to confirm the configuration is complete

  • Open the page with the embedded share component, check the browser console's network request logs to confirm no 403 Forbidden errors appear.
  • Wait one full update cycle, refresh the embedded page to confirm the displayed data is the latest daily report.
  • Try accessing the embedded page from an unauthorized domain name to confirm the shared daily report data cannot be loaded.
  • Click the share component's icon to confirm the custom icon file preview can be opened, matching the brand visual specifications.

Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.