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Cross-Institution Systemic-Risk Dashboard Specification

Document ID: CIS-DASH-SPEC-2026-06-27-v1.0 Status: Finalized for Development Parent Documents: WSR-SGS-2026-W26, GIES-2026-06-27-v1.0 Classification: Supervisory Confidential


1. Overview & Purpose

This document specifies the design and functional requirements for the Cross-Institution Systemic-Risk (CIS) Dashboard. The CIS Dashboard is the primary supervisory interface for monitoring the health, stability, and compliance of the entire federated Omni-Sentinel Mesh. It provides a real-time, aggregated view of the Governance State Attestations and systemic risk telemetry from all participating G-SIFI and Fortune 500 institutions.

The dashboard's design directly implements GIES Invariant 4.2 (Supervisory Equivalence), ensuring that supervisors are interacting with a verifiable, high-fidelity representation of the live ecosystem, not a delayed or approximated summary.


2. Dashboard Modules & Layout

The dashboard will consist of a main overview screen with several drill-down modules.

Module 1: Global Systemic Risk Index (G-SRI) & GIEN Threat Level

  • Visualization: A prominent, color-coded dial/gauge at the top center of the screen displaying the real-time, mesh-wide G-SRI. A smaller, adjacent indicator will show the current GIEN Threat Level.
  • Data Source: Aggregated G-SRI telemetry from all participating nodes' Supervisory Digital Twins (SDTs).
  • Functionality:
    • Displays current G-SRI score (e.g., 4.98).
    • Color-coded based on severity (Green/Amber/Red).
    • Shows 24-hour and 7-day trend lines.
    • Drill-down capability to view the G-SRI contribution from each institution.

Module 2: Federated Node Health & Compliance Status

  • Visualization: A geographic map displaying the status of all federated nodes (participating institutions). Each node is represented by a dot.
  • Data Source: The master Governance State Attestation from each node's SDT.
  • Functionality:
    • Green Dot: All invariants hold. Node is fully compliant and attested.
    • Amber Dot: A non-critical invariant has a warning (e.g., latency approaching threshold), or a policy update is pending.
    • Red Dot: A critical invariant has been breached (triggering automated containment), or the node has failed to provide a valid attestation.
    • Hovering over a dot shows the institution's name, current G-SRI, and the timestamp of the last successful attestation.
    • Clicking a dot drills down into that institution's specific supervisory view.

Module 3: Live Governance Incident Exchange Network (GIEN) Feed

  • Visualization: A scrolling, real-time feed, similar to a news ticker.
  • Data Source: The live SIP v3.0 broadcast channel from the GIEN Hub.
  • Functionality:
    • Displays all broadcasted threat signals in real-time.
    • Each entry includes a timestamp, threat type (e.g., Novel_Adversarial_Attack_Type_A), severity, and the number of nodes that have acknowledged the signal.
    • Entries are color-coded by severity.
    • Clicking an entry provides a detailed, anonymized summary of the threat signature.

Module 4: Constitutional Invariant Adherence Matrix

  • Visualization: A simple, clean matrix (table).
  • Data Source: Aggregated compliance data from all SDTs.
  • Functionality:
    • Rows represent the 8 core GIES constitutional invariants.
    • Columns represent key timeframes (Live, 24h, 7d, 30d).
    • Each cell contains a percentage indicating the adherence rate for that invariant across the entire mesh for that timeframe (should always be 100%).
    • Any cell dropping below 100% would immediately turn red and trigger a high-priority alert, as this would indicate a fundamental failure of the ecosystem's core principles.

Module 5: Regulatory Compliance Crosswalk (Automated)

  • Visualization: A selectable, filterable table.
  • Data Source: The automated OSCAL-to-evidence mappings from all SDTs.
  • Functionality:
    • Allows a supervisor to select a specific regulation (e.g., DORA, EU AI Act).
    • The table then populates with the relevant articles/controls from that regulation.
    • Each row shows the control, its current compliance status (✅ Pass / ❌ Fail), and a link to the latest aggregated evidence package (e.g., a zip file of all relevant proofs and log hashes from all institutions for that control).
    • This module is the primary tool for conducting automated, continuous, cross-institutional audits.