SecFields — Cybersecurity Framework for Financial Institutions

A comprehensive, interactive cybersecurity framework specifically designed for banking and financial institutions. Covers 22 security domains with standardized content, implementation guides, and advanced search functionality.

Live site: https://n4igme.github.io/secfields/

Security Domains

#	Domain	File
—	Introduction	intro.md
1	Governance & Strategy	governance.md
2	Risk Management	risk.md
3	Compliance, Audit & Regulatory	compliance.md
4	Security Architecture	security-architecture.md
5	Security Engineering	security-engineering.md
6	Identity & Access Management	iam.md
7	Red Team / Offensive Security	redteam.md
8	Blue Team / Detection & Response	blueteam.md
9	Threat Intelligence	threat-intel.md
10	Cloud & Infrastructure Security	cloud-security.md
11	Endpoint & Device Security	endpoint-security.md
12	Data Security	data-security.md
13	Network Security	network-security.md
14	Fraud & Cyber-Fraud Security	fraud-security.md
15	Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery	business-continuity.md
16	Physical & Operational Security	physical-security.md
17	Customer-Facing Security	customer-security.md
18	Metrics & Reporting	metrics-reporting.md
19	GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance)	grc.md
—	Practical Examples	practical.md
—	References & Next Steps	references.md

Features

• Dark/Light theme with localStorage persistence
• Real-time search across all module content with debounced input
• Responsive layout — sidebar + content on desktop, stacked on mobile
• Print-friendly — export any module as PDF via browser print
• Syntax highlighting via highlight.js with SRI integrity checks
• Zero dependencies — no build step, no npm, pure HTML/CSS/JS
• SEO optimized — Open Graph, Twitter Cards, JSON-LD structured data, sitemap

Module Structure

Each module follows a standardized template:

# Module Title
Module Version / Last Reviewed / Next Review Due / Target Audience / Reading Time

## Overview
## Threat Landscape & Current Context
## Regulatory Alignment
## Best Practices
## Implementation Guide
## Configuration Templates
## Checklists
## Red Team Perspective
## Case Studies
## Metrics & Measurement
## Tools & Resources
## Cross-References

Adding a New Module

1. Create a markdown file in modules/ following the template above.

2. Register it in index.html:

   const modules = {
     // ...existing modules
     'your-module-id': {
       title: 'Your Module Title',
       url: 'modules/your-module.md'
     }
   };

3. Update sitemap.xml with the new hash URL.

Project Structure

secfields/
├── index.html              # Single-page application
├── js/
│   └── markdown-parser.js  # Custom markdown-to-HTML parser
├── modules/                # 22 content modules (markdown)
├── robots.txt
├── sitemap.xml
├── LICENSE                 # MIT
└── .github/
    └── workflows/
        └── deploy.yml      # GitHub Pages deployment

Deployment

Automatically deployed to GitHub Pages on push to main via GitHub Actions.

License

MIT — see LICENSE for details.

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Author: M. Habib · Security Analyst