👤 Who it’s for
👤 Who it’s for Blue Team leads, CISOs, and SOC managers who want automated visibility into threat metrics, endpoint alerts, and response actions — without needing a full SIEM or BI platform. Great for teams using Modules 1–5 and now ready to report, review, or share BlueOps data across stakeholders. ⚙️ How it works / What it does Fetches threat + response data from up to 5 Google Sheets Aggregates data into four key slices: summary_metrics: Total threats, actions, endpoints daily_trends: Time-based charting top_assets: High-risk endpoints or systems actions_taken: Logged IR activity Generates a clean HTML report and sends via email Logs report summary to a central reporting tracker sheet Optionally converts and stores PDF versions or links 🛠️ How to set up Google Sheets: Connect your live sheets from previous BlueOps modules (M1–M5) Email Setup: Insert sender credentials and recipient(s) Customize Your Charts: Edit the “📈 Format Charts” and “📋 Structure Report Body” nodes Trigger Options: Run weekly, monthly, or on-demand via Webhook/Cron Add PDF Generator (Optional): Use Puppeteer, HTML → PDF services, or internal scripts 📋 Requirements Google account with access to all BlueOps logs SMTP or Gmail access for report delivery Optional: PDF storage service or HTML → PDF logic Previous modules (M1–M5) to populate threat/response data 🧩 How to customize the workflow Swap out Google Sheets for Supabase or Notion Modify visual output (color, layout, sections) using HTML nodes Export to Airtable, Slack, or external BI tools Add chart images using ChartJS, QuickChart API, or CloudConvert 📦 This module is modular, professional, and presentation-ready. All sections are labeled, editable, and safe for team-wide sharing. 📈 This module is the final piece of the CYBERPULSEBlueOps automation suite. Get the full reporting engine and link with live BlueOps modules at 👉 cyberpulsesolutions.com/blueops. An n8n automation workflow template by Adnan Tariq.
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