Maintain security metrics and KRIs as a living, trended record that persists in a local file, so the same numbers can be compared period over period. Define each metric with a required direction (higher-better or lower-better) and target/warn/critical thresholds, record dated readings with their source, and get deterministic direction-aware trend, threshold status, reading age, and the attention lists a metrics review works from — breached, worsening, stale, unowned, untagged, and vanity-flagged. Carries an archetype tag per metric that it resolves against ciso-board-translation at render time, cross-links to CSF Subcategories and register risks, and produces an operational review view plus a board section whose language comes from ciso-board-translation. Use when asked to track a metric or KRI, add this quarter's numbers, show how a metric is trending, judge whether a move between two readings is an improvement or a slip, find which metrics are breaching or going stale, or build the metrics section of a board pack. Do NOT use for a one-shot "translate this one number for the board" with nothing to store, or for questions about what a metric archetype means, what trap a kind of metric hides, or what the archetypes are — that content belongs to ciso-board-translation and is not duplicated here.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Maintain security metrics and KRIs as a living, trended record that persists in a local file, so the same numbers can be compared period over period. Define each metric with a required direction (higher-better or lower-better) and target/warn/critical thresholds, record dated readings with their source, and get deterministic direction-aware trend, threshold status, reading age, and the attention lists a metrics review works from — breached, worsening, stale, unowned, untagged, and vanity-flagged. Carries an archetype tag per metric that it resolves against ciso-board-translation at render time, cross-links to CSF Subcategories and register risks, and produces an operational review view plus a board section whose language comes from ciso-board-translation. Use when asked to track a metric or KRI, add this quarter's numbers, show how a metric is trending, judge whether a move between two readings is an improvement or a slip, find which metrics are breaching or going stale, or build the metrics section of a board pack. Do NOT use for a one-shot "translate this one number for the board" with nothing to store, or for questions about what a metric archetype means, what trap a kind of metric hides, or what the archetypes are — that content belongs to ciso-board-translation and is not duplicated here.
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Maintain security metrics and KRIs as a living, trended record that persists in a local file, so the same numbers can be compared period over period. Define each metric with a required direction (higher-better or lower-better) and target/warn/critical thresholds, record dated readings with their source, and get deterministic direction-aware trend, threshold status, reading age, and the attention lists a metrics review works from — breached, worsening, stale, unowned, untagged, and vanity-flagged. Carries an archetype tag per metric that it resolves against ciso-board-translation at render time, cross-links to CSF Subcategories and register risks, and produces an operational review view plus a board section whose language comes from ciso-board-translation. Use when asked to track a metric or KRI, add this quarter's numbers, show how a metric is trending, judge whether a move between two readings is an improvement or a slip, find which metrics are breaching or going stale, or build the metrics section of a board pack. Do NOT use for a one-shot "translate this one number for the board" with nothing to store, or for questions about what a metric archetype means, what trap a kind of metric hides, or what the archetypes are — that content belongs to ciso-board-translation and is not duplicated here.
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Category
Security
Reported license
Apache-2.0
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.