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Changelog

A human-readable record of how INTCSC develops over time. Major means a site or product-shape change. Minor means catalogue growth, verification, or small UX polish. British English throughout.

Standing goal

Document every useful resource that describes techniques for improving continually evolving cybersecurity — and keep that list current for practitioners.

  1. Major

    Site redesign (UX v3) on staging

    Rebuilt the visitor library as a dark navy / soft-purple Astro site: intent-first home, sticky Refine rails, Starting-point strength filters, ⌘K search with prompts and recent queries, British “Last verified” dates, About, LinkedIn, and this changelog. Staging only — public DNS stays off until approved.

  2. Minor

    Catalogue growth and verification

    Re-synced Current Tabletop Exercises from the Resource DB (NCSC Exercise in a Box and CISA CTEP coverage). Strengthened Boards, Tabletop and User Education category blurbs. Continued link checks and edition-watch (including Mandiant M-Trends URL → 2026 edition).

  3. Major

    Resource DB becomes the content master

    Migrated category listings into a single structured Resource DB (Current / Review / Archived) so every public resource has name, why, type, URL, category and last-verified — ready to publish as a static catalogue rather than hand-edited pages.

  4. Minor

    Library enrichment and hygiene

    Filled thin Why fields, backfilled last-verified dates, promoted complete Review hubs to Current, and archived or flagged broken links after link-rot sampling.

  5. Minor

    Ongoing catalogue development

    Steady additions and checks across frameworks, tools, threat intelligence, official guidance and related categories on the Notion-hosted directory — keeping the library current as the field moved.

  6. Major

    Public directory era

    INTCSC ran as a public web directory (earlier app / Notion Sites generations) with the standing goal to document resources that help people improve cybersecurity practice — the same mission this redesign continues.