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Dec 15, 2022

KRONOS

Centralized Security Interface

Cyber Tech

Cyber Tech

B2B

B2B

4:00 min

Snapshot

Kronos is a unified cybersecurity interface that brings scattered tools into one platform. It was designed to help security teams monitor, investigate, and act quickly without switching between multiple systems.

  • Audience: Medium to large enterprises

  • Platform: Responsive web, scalable to SOC screens

  • Team: 3–5 people (design + UX + strategy)

  • My role: UI/UX design, information architecture, dashboards, design system, data visualisation

Problem

Security teams were juggling fragmented tools, audits, and inconsistent data. This made threat visibility low, slowed down investigations, and reduced confidence in day-to-day operations.

Project goal

We set out to create a single interface that standardizes insights, adapts to different user roles, and makes investigations faster and traceable.

My contributions

I focused on designing the interface layer that brought clarity and usability to complex workflows. Specifically, I:

  • Designed stage-based dashboards for quick overviews and deeper investigations

  • Built modular components (lists, alerts, popovers, drill downs) that scaled across use cases

  • Developed a flexible design system to keep consistency across varied screen sizes and environments

  • Designed for dark modes to suit SOC operations

  • Created actionable data visuals that made signals easier to interpret

Process

As a team, we mapped roles and journeys across SOC workflows.

My part included:

  1. Structuring information architecture so analysts could act with less noise

  2. Prototyping dashboards that highlighted the most urgent signals first

  3. Embedding monitoring, investigation, and reporting flows into a single interface

Why it’s better

  • Reduced tool hopping and context switching

  • Faster investigations with drill downs embedded in dashboards

  • Clear visibility of alerts, reports, and actions in one flow

  • Consistent UI that worked from desktops to large SOC wall displays

Outcome

We delivered a polished, modular interface that centralized security operations. Security teams could monitor, investigate, audit, and report in one ecosystem.

The result improved speed, confidence, and decision-making in high-pressure environments.

Highlights

  • Reduced friction by keeping actions inside dashboards

  • Standardised insights across diverse team workflows

  • Extended design to editorial-style reports and communication touchpoints

Reflection

Working on Kronos reinforced how critical design is in high-stakes environments. For me, the challenge was to balance futuristic aesthetics with practical clarity under pressure. By blending both, I was able to shape an interface that looked bold yet stayed functional when it mattered most.

Credits

This project was a collaboration among 3–4 members, with roles shifting over time.

Subham Saurabh (Visual/ UX Design)

Shravani Joshi (UX Designer/ TM)

Rahul D. Patil (Visual/ UX Design)

Sampada Inamdar (UX Design)

Rohan Baruah (UX/PM)

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Project thumbnail showing a clean, minimal design with warm tones, featuring geometric shapes and layered elements arranged in a modern composition.

Dec 15, 2022

KRONOS

Centralized Security Interface

Cyber Tech

B2B

4:00 min

Snapshot

Kronos is a unified cybersecurity interface that brings scattered tools into one platform. It was designed to help security teams monitor, investigate, and act quickly without switching between multiple systems.

  • Audience: Medium to large enterprises

  • Platform: Responsive web, scalable to SOC screens

  • Team: 3–5 people (design + UX + strategy)

  • My role: UI/UX design, information architecture, dashboards, design system, data visualisation

Problem

Security teams were juggling fragmented tools, audits, and inconsistent data. This made threat visibility low, slowed down investigations, and reduced confidence in day-to-day operations.

Project goal

We set out to create a single interface that standardizes insights, adapts to different user roles, and makes investigations faster and traceable.

My contributions

I focused on designing the interface layer that brought clarity and usability to complex workflows. Specifically, I:

  • Designed stage-based dashboards for quick overviews and deeper investigations

  • Built modular components (lists, alerts, popovers, drill downs) that scaled across use cases

  • Developed a flexible design system to keep consistency across varied screen sizes and environments

  • Designed for dark modes to suit SOC operations

  • Created actionable data visuals that made signals easier to interpret

Process

As a team, we mapped roles and journeys across SOC workflows.

My part included:

  1. Structuring information architecture so analysts could act with less noise

  2. Prototyping dashboards that highlighted the most urgent signals first

  3. Embedding monitoring, investigation, and reporting flows into a single interface

Why it’s better

  • Reduced tool hopping and context switching

  • Faster investigations with drill downs embedded in dashboards

  • Clear visibility of alerts, reports, and actions in one flow

  • Consistent UI that worked from desktops to large SOC wall displays

Outcome

We delivered a polished, modular interface that centralized security operations. Security teams could monitor, investigate, audit, and report in one ecosystem.

The result improved speed, confidence, and decision-making in high-pressure environments.

Highlights

  • Reduced friction by keeping actions inside dashboards

  • Standardised insights across diverse team workflows

  • Extended design to editorial-style reports and communication touchpoints

Reflection

Working on Kronos reinforced how critical design is in high-stakes environments. For me, the challenge was to balance futuristic aesthetics with practical clarity under pressure. By blending both, I was able to shape an interface that looked bold yet stayed functional when it mattered most.

Credits

This project was a collaboration among 3–4 members, with roles shifting over time.

Subham Saurabh (Visual/ UX Design)

Shravani Joshi (UX Designer/ TM)

Rahul D. Patil (Visual/ UX Design)

Sampada Inamdar (UX Design)

Rohan Baruah (UX/PM)

Let’s Connect

what wonderful idea are you dreaming up next?

Let’s craft engaging digital experiences that captivate audiences and spark meaningful connections across every platform.

This portfolio has been viewed

0

times (and counting).

The map is not the territory

© 2025 made by Subham Saurabh

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