Turn your incident log into a clear security report.
Drop an incident export — CSV or XLSX from your SIEM, ticketing system, or a spreadsheet — and get a branded incident report for leadership, an auditor, or a board, in under a minute. No pivot tables, no formatting.
XLSX · CSV · SIEM & ticketing exports — no template prep required
You handled the incidents. Now you have to explain them.
Security teams live in raw logs and exports. They're built for triage, not for the leadership review, the board slide, or the auditor's evidence request — and translating them by hand eats the time you'd rather spend on actual security.
Raw logs don't communicate
A SIEM dump or ticket export is perfect for analysts and opaque to everyone above them. A CISO, a board, or an auditor can't read severity codes and asset IDs — and shouldn't have to.
The monthly review eats hours
Counting incidents, computing time-to-resolve, grouping by severity and category, then rebuilding it all in slides — that's an afternoon gone, repeated every reporting cycle.
Every report looks different
One quarter it's a deck, the next it's a spreadsheet someone reformatted. There's no consistent, on-brand review you can hand to leadership or an auditor and trust.
From incident export to board-ready in three steps.
No setup, no templates, no formula gymnastics — just your file.
Drop your incident export
Upload the export exactly as it comes out of your SIEM, ticketing system, or a tracking spreadsheet. XLSX, CSV — whatever you've got.
Pagelumen reads it
It auto-detects incident counts, severity, response and resolution time, affected asset or system, category — phishing, malware, and the rest — and dates, then organizes them the way a security review actually reads.
Get a branded report
Receive a polished report with your company logo and colors — ready to download, print, or share with leadership or an auditor through a private link.
Everything you'd build by hand — done for you.
The metrics a security review actually presents, formatted on brand every time.
Incident counts & time-to-resolve
Total incidents alongside mean and median time-to-resolve (MTTR) — the headline numbers leadership asks for first.
Incidents by severity
Critical, high, medium, low broken out cleanly — so the risk picture reads at a glance, no log-diving required.
By affected asset & category
Which systems were hit, and the category breakdown — including the phishing share — grouped the way you'd brief it.
Trend over time
Month, quarter, or year — incident volume and resolution time trended over any range your export covers.
AI-written key observations
A short, plain-English readout of what changed and what stands out — so the report explains itself to non-technical readers.
Your branding & shareable links
Your logo and colors on every report, plus a private link to send leadership or an auditor — no spreadsheet attached.
Look at an actual incident report.
Don't take our word for it — see the kind of branded, leadership-ready report your incident export turns into, with security metrics laid out the way teams brief them.
See a real sample report →Here's the kind of before/after you'll get.
Same incidents, two very different things to put in front of leadership.
- Hundreds of rows of severity codes, asset IDs, and timestamps
- No branding — just gridlines and a default font
- Time-to-resolve buried across columns you have to compute by hand
- An afternoon of pivot tables and slides to make it presentable
- One clean, branded report on your company's logo and colors
- Incidents by severity and category, MTTR, and trend at a glance
- Plain-English key observations written automatically
- A private link you can send leadership or an auditor in under a minute
Illustrative example. A real before/after — with actual screenshots and numbers — drops in here.
Questions security teams ask.
Your next incident review could take one minute.
Drop an incident export and see your first branded, leadership-ready report — free.