A cybersecurity product concept for helping users document suspicious calls, classify risk, and prepare structured reporting workflows with privacy and safety boundaries.
Cyber Harassment Reporting Assistant
ConceptConcept documentation: no implementation yet.
People facing suspicious calls or online harassment often do not know how to document what happened clearly or what information matters.
The assistant guides the user through incident capture, risk classification, and structured report generation while respecting privacy and safety constraints.
Stack: Python · AI Classification · Security UX · Product Design · Reporting Workflows
Tradeoff
A reporting assistant could help users document incidents, but it can also create risk if it stores sensitive call data carelessly.
Outcome
Framed the system around documentation, risk classification, and structured reporting with explicit privacy and safety boundaries.
Tradeoff
Automating reports can reduce friction, but the tool should not pretend to replace authorities, emergency services, or legal advice.
Outcome
Kept the concept positioned as workflow support that helps users organize information before escalation.
Tradeoff
Free-form notes are easy to collect, but they are harder to review, classify, and turn into a useful report.
Outcome
Designed the concept around structured incident fields, risk labels, summaries, and report-ready outputs.
This project is a documented systems-design study. There is no built interface to show, so nothing here is presented as a screenshot.