Graphical user interface of the computer's Internet Security Wizard

Abstract

1. The name of this design product: Graphical user interface of a computer network security wizard. 2. Application of this design product: for computers. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Main view of Design 1. 5. The rear view, left view, right view, top view and bottom view are conventionally designed and are omitted. 6. Designate Design 1 as the base design. 7. Purpose of graphical user interfaces: These graphical user interfaces relate to network security protection wizards. Cybersecurity officers are tasked with protecting the assets within the facilities they are responsible for from threats. Asset manufacturers publish the vulnerabilities of their assets when vulnerabilities are discovered and provide recommended actions as a protection mechanism (if any). The network security officer must check whether these recommended actions are relevant to their specific assets and decide how to implement them; Design 1 is shown in an 'open state', i.e. no checkboxes / tasks are selected; Design 2 is shown in an 'open state', i.e. some text is copied from 'Vendor Remediation' to the bottom ('Migrate Project...', 'Within Project...'); 4 checkboxes / tasks are selected and 1 is not selected; Design 3 is shown in an 'administered state', i.e. all 4 tasks selected in the previous screen are now here; 1 unselected task has been removed; 0 of the 4 tasks are 'administered' "Implemented"; Design 4 shows the "Administrative status", that is, 2 of the 4 tasks (numbers 1 and 2) have been "Implemented"; Design 5 shows the "Execution status", that is, 2 of the 4 tasks (numbers 1 and 2) are in the history (they have been "Implemented", and then the page was left and called again; therefore, these tasks are in the "Implementation history"); 2 of the 4 tasks (numbers 3 and 4) are "Implemented" (the user set the status to 'Implemented' since the last visit to the page); Design 6 shows the "Execution status", that is, all 4 tasks are in the history". 8. Graphical User Interface: The user can enter the required additional information in the custom area or check the checkboxes and click the buttons to interact with the program. The program will then develop further and move from one state to another. 9. Other matters requiring explanation: The dotted line indicates the part that does not require protection.

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