Content(add): Visual Security Guide Posters & Infographics

[madjin]

Type of request

• Add new content
• Update existing content

What content are you suggesting for?

TL;DR

Create shareable visual security assets (posters, infographics, cards) that distill key security frameworks into fast, memorable references. These would supplement docs, not replace them.

Why do you think this update or modification is needed

Why

Most security failures aren’t due to missing docs — they’re due to human factors:

• Cognitive overload
• Stress during incidents
• Poor pattern recognition
• Knowledge buried in wikis

Visuals help by reinforcing shared mental models, not just checklists.

Why posters work:

• Pattern recognition > memorization
• More likely to be saved, shared, printed
• Visible during incidents, not buried in docs
• Lower barrier for non-security roles

Can you justify your argument or provide additional resources?

Proven Precedent

This already works elsewhere:

• SANS Institute — cybersecurity posters & cheat sheets
  https://www.sans.org/posters (or https://github.com/deepanshusood/SANS-Posters)

• MITRE — printable ATT&CK Matrix poster (widely hung in SOCs)
  https://attack.mitre.org/docs/attack_matrix_poster_2024_april.pdf

• CISA — printable cybersecurity awareness posters & infographics
  https://www.cisa.gov/resources-tools/resources/cybersecurity-awareness-month-toolkit

• OWASP — security awareness campaigns & Top 10 visuals
  https://owasp.org/www-project-application-security-awareness-campaigns/

I shared some examples in framework-reviewers channel: https://discord.com/channels/1207448979059638302/1397286889265823995/1450333185383862283

Here's examples from CISA and NIST

Contribution intent

• I can provide/create this content myself
• I'm identifying a need for others to address

[madjin]

Nano banana pro prompt example (can use openrouter https://openrouter.ai/google/gemini-3-pro-image-preview)

Topic: Web3 Incident Response - The Golden Hour

  Goal: Emergency room trauma poster showing critical actions
  in the first 60 minutes of a security incident. Conveys urgency
  through medical/triage aesthetic.

  Format: Portrait (18x24"), print-ready

  Layout: Large clock face as central element, actions positioned
  at minute markers radiating outward

  CLOCK STRUCTURE:

  Center: "INCIDENT DETECTED" with alert icon

  :00 - :05 (RED ZONE - Critical)
  "Notify SEAL 911"
  "Create War Room"
  "Assign Roles"

  :05 - :15 (ORANGE ZONE - Urgent)
  "Pause Contracts"
  "Scope the Damage"
  "Gather TX Hashes"

  :15 - :30 (YELLOW ZONE - Priority)
  "Track Fund Movement"
  "ID Attacker Addresses"
  "Disable UI Deposits"

  :30 - :45 (BLUE ZONE - Parallel)
  "Draft Comms"
  "Notify Downstream Protocols"
  "Label on Etherscan"

  :45 - :60 (GREEN ZONE - Stabilize)
  "Execute Recovery"
  "First Public Statement"
  "Set Up Monitoring"

  Visual Style:
  - Background: Dark charcoal (#1a1a1a)
  - Clock face: White with color-coded zones (red→orange→yellow→blue→green)
  - Typography: Bold condensed sans-serif, medical chart aesthetic
  - Icons: Simple line icons at each action point
  - Accent: Red pulse/heartbeat line connecting urgent items

  Header: "THE GOLDEN HOUR" in large distressed stencil font
  Subhead: "Every minute counts in a smart contract hack"

  Footer: SEAL 911 contact | frameworks.securityalliance.org

  Design notes:
  - Clock hands frozen at "incident o'clock"
  - Triage color coding instantly communicates priority
  - Actions readable at a glance from across a room

Topic: DPRK IT Worker Red Flag Bingo Card

  Goal: 5x5 bingo grid where each square is a red flag.
  Memorable format that makes pattern recognition intuitive
  and shareable across security/HR teams.

  Format: Square (1:1 ratio), printable poster or digital share

  GRID CONTENT (25 squares, each = icon + 2-4 word phrase):

  Row 1:
  [Camera off] "Camera broken again"
  [AI face] "Face looks generated"
  [Stock background] "Golden Gate backdrop"
  [Reading screen] "Eyes scanning script"
  [Accent mismatch] "Claims Tokyo, sounds different"

  Row 2:
  [Ghost job] "Unverifiable work history"
  [Copy icon] "Cloned repositories"
  [Calendar glitch] "Account younger than commits"
  [Bot followers] "500 followers, zero engagement"
  [Fake badge] "Spam PR for clout"

  Row 3:
  [Meeting X] "Can't meet in person"
  [Zigzag graph] "Quality varies wildly"
  [FREE SPACE - center] "TRUST YOUR GUT"
  [Multiple profiles] "Wrong account on screen share"
  [Name swap] "Changed username suddenly"

  Row 4:
  [VPN icon] "Login from nowhere"
  [Timezone] "Online at 3am their time"
  [Referral chain] "Recommended by last hire"
  [Crypto only] "Insists on crypto payment"
  [Discount tag] "Way under market rate"

  Row 5:
  [Key grab] "Wants admin access"
  [Add user] "Adding unknown members"
  [Frozen wallet] "CEX account frozen"
  [Briefcase question] "Vague about daily work"
  [ID mismatch] "Asian face, Argentine passport"

  Visual Style:
  - Background: White or light gray
  - Grid lines: Dark navy (#1a1a2e), thick borders
  - Each cell: Colored icon top, short text bottom
  - Icon style: Flat vector, single accent color per icon
  - Text: Bold sans-serif, centered, 12-16pt
  - Center FREE space: Red background, white text, larger

  Color Coding (subtle cell backgrounds):
  - Identity flags: Light red tint
  - Technical flags: Light blue tint
  - Behavioral flags: Light amber tint
  - Financial flags: Light green tint

  Header: "DPRK IT WORKER RED FLAG BINGO" in bold
  Subhead: "3 in a row = Investigate immediately"

  Footer:
  SEAL logo | "Not a checklist - a pattern detector"
  frameworks.securityalliance.org

Having an art contest would be a fun way to invite participation as well as sharing / awareness 😁

[madjin]

I took an existing professional poster + screenshot of the logo as inputs for nano banana pro and included with my prompt an added description of the SEAL branding based on the main website:

Here's a concise overview of the visual branding and colors from their website:

*   **Primary Color:** Deep, rich blue (almost black) - `#0F0A27` This forms the main background.
*   **Secondary Color:** Lighter, vibrant blue - `#7A78FF` Used for buttons, highlights, and accents.
*   **Tertiary Color:** White - `#FFFFFF` For text, logos, and prominent elements.
*   **Accent Color:** Subtle purple/pink gradient - observed in background illustrations, not a solid color.
*   **Typography:** Clean, modern, sans-serif fonts.
*   **Imagery:** Abstract, futuristic, and ethereal digital patterns often with glowing or shimmering effects.
*   **Overall Feel:** Sophisticated, minimalist, secure, and forward-thinking.

Logo pic I took:

The result: