AppSec Technology Radar

The AppSec Technology Radar is a set of technologies and best practices inspired by ThoughtWorks's Technology radar. The objective is to provide developers with new trends in security technologies, design patterns, and tools.

Built with SVG and JavaScript.

Examples

There's a working example at: http://appsecradar.michelleembleton.co.uk/

Set Up

The file structure:

directory - ie. AppSecRadar/
    dist/ ---  data.json
    src/ ----  index.html
               css/ --- the 7 css files
               js/ ---  the 8 js files 
                        elements/ ---  the 11 js files in elements
    .babelrc
    package.json
    webpack.config.js

Assuming you have npm and node already installed on your machine:
In the console - cd to the directory that contains your appSecRadar and type:

npm install

to get the dependencies from package.json

to run in dev mode:

npm start

This will open a page in your Google Chrome browser by default: localhost:8080
If you want it to auto open in a different browser - you can change this in package.json:

"start": "webpack-dev-server --mode development --open 'google chrome'"

Use the data.json file in dist/ to play around with the example data and to use as a template for your own data.
The 7 fields should all be present, but can be empty.

To run in production mode:

npm run build

index.html, style.css and main.js should automagically appear in /dist with the links added to index.html
then the dist can be used on it's own.

Configure

• To change your data path - you can change the path in LoadData.js. Axios is used as the http client.
  The default path is localhost:8080 which points to the data.json in dist/.
  

• To change the radii to fit the data better - change RADIUS in statusConfig.js.
  -- They can also now be adjusted by clicking and dragging the circles when the edges light up blue.
  

• To change the status titles on the radar - also change in statusConfig.js - they will be reflected everywhere else.
  

• To change the sector names - just use different ones in the CAT field of your input data. Can add more or remove sectors.
  

• To change or add subcat names - in subcatConfig.js.
  

• Where there's no category (or subcat, in the subcat mode) specified, the dots appear as translucent 'ghosts'. This may be annoying in large data sets with alot of cats / subcats unallocated. It's easy to switch off:
  -- in radar.css : change: .dot-sub0, .dot-c0 { fill: var(--ghost); background-color: var(--ghost); }
  
  -- to:

  
           .dot-c0  {
               display: none;
          }```  <br />    
  
  ## To use
  - Hovering over the radar dots will display their details in the top right corner. <br />
  - Clicking on individual dots will move them to a new random position within their boundary. <br />
  - Clicking and dragging on a circle when it's outer edge lights up blue will resize it. <br />
  - Sectors can be switched between either all equal or in proportion to the data in the **Radar View Mode** chart. <br />
  -- The dots will find their new positions. <br />
  -- The buttons can also be used to just rearrange the dots, without having to refresh the browser. <br />
  -- The transitions works best in Chrome and Opera.

Browser Compatibility

2nd June 2019
Tested latest changes in: 
FireFox - new transitions on radar not working
Safari - new transitions on radar not working
Chrome - all tranitions good
Opera - all transitions good
IE 11 - not tested in IE yet