InfoSecPanda Community Dashboards
Free, read-only framework explorers - built to help the cyber community learn faster and report better


NIST CSF & SP 800-53 Explorer
Explore NIST CSF by function, category, and subcategory.
Read plain-language explanations (“what this really means in practice”).
See example evidence and implementation notes.
PCI DSS 4.x Explorer
Navigate PCI requirements & sub-requirements.
Designed so auditors, engineers, and risk teams can all follow the story.
Includes commentary on typical evidence and control approaches.
CIS Controls v8 explorer
Available Now
Read-only • No PBIX downloads • No login required
Want help implementing what you see here?
If you want to translate these frameworks into a control/evidence program and executive reporting, explore Services.
Control Mapping
Link your controls clearly to framework requirements.
Evidence Expectations
Define what proof is needed for each control.
Readiness Checklist
Track your progress with simple, practical steps.
Roadmap
Upcoming explorers
MiTRE ATT&CK technique explorer - Planned
ISO 27001 Annex A explorer - Planned
SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria explorer - Planned
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Frequently asked questions
Is this free?
Yes. These dashboards are free to use as a learning and exploration resource.
Can I download PBIX/PBIT files?
Not currently. The goal is to provide a live exploration experience, not redistribute source files.
Does this show any company's real compliance or maturity?
No. The dashboards focus on framework content only, plus my own explanations. There is no organization-specific posture data.
How to use these dashboards?
Explore:
Find the requirement/subcategory and read the intent.
Interpret:
Use “Panda explanation” + evidence notes to understand what good looks like.
Apply:
Use the insights to drive discussions, evidence collection, and reporting.
Is this affiliated with any organization?
Not affiliated with any organization or NIST, PCI SSC. Explorers include framework navigation plus InfoSecPanda’s own interpretive notes.



