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UX design for cybersecurity products
delbueno™ Studio designs cybersecurity products where analysts work under pressure: alert queues, investigation views, posture dashboards and policy editors. We reduce alert fatigue, surface the next action and keep dense data readable, so security teams respond faster and make fewer mistakes.
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Typical problems
What goes wrong in Cybersecurity.
Alert fatigue buries the real threat
When a certificate expiring in 60 days looks like a database refusing connections, analysts learn to stop looking. Severity and urgency have to be designed.
Severity that does not match reality
Feature-heavy tools can still feel ineffective when everything is red. Clear severity and visible evidence lower the cognitive load without hiding detail.
Investigations that need context from many sources
Analysts piece together evidence across tabs. A good investigation view puts the timeline, the evidence and the next action side by side.
Access rules that are hard to explain
Role-based permissions are a security control and a usability problem. Admins need to see who can do what, and why.
What we design
The screens that carry the weight.
- 01Alert triage queues
- 02Investigation timelines
- 03Posture and risk dashboards
- 04Policy and permission editors
Related work
Work behind this page.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you reduce alert fatigue in the interface?
We separate alerts that need a human from notifications, group related alerts, rank them by user impact and show the evidence next to the decision, with the next action one click away.
Can you design for analysts and for executives in the same product?
Yes. We design role-based views, so analysts get dense, filterable detail and leadership gets posture and risk at a glance, on one design system.
Do you work with products that are still in stealth?
Yes. We sign an NDA on request, and the free UX audit covers beta and stealth products too.
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