Password Policy
Employees must use strong passwords, avoid reuse, and update passwords from the account module when required.
Student Project - BCA VI Semester
Cyber Security Management System for Banking Sector
A database-driven PHP application to record, monitor, update, and manage banking cyber security incidents securely in Microsoft SQL Server.
Student Name: Navya Sharma
Class: BCA VI Semester
Storage: Microsoft SQL Server database
Class: BCA VI Semester
Storage: Microsoft SQL Server database
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Admin Overview
Cyber Security Dashboard
Monitor suspicious activity, ticket status, banking risk level, users, and SQL Server-backed incident records.
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Total Tickets
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All saved cyber security records
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High Risk
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Urgent banking security attention
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Closed security cases
Risk Distribution
Status Summary
Security Checklist
- Verify suspicious customer transaction alerts.
- Block phishing links and fake banking portals.
- Escalate high-risk tickets to security administrators.
- Review branch-level login activity and staff device reports.
- Use SQL Server backup procedures for production backups; JSON export is provided only as a portable report snapshot.
User Panel
Create New Security Ticket
Submit suspicious banking activities such as phishing, unauthorized login, malware, fraud attempts, or data leakage.
Case Management
Ticket Records
Search, update, and manage cyber security ticket records stored directly in Microsoft SQL Server.
| ID | Date | Reporter | Branch | Type | Risk | Status | Updated | Action |
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Admin Module
User Management
Create application users stored in SQL Server. Passwords are salted and hashed; login is validated on the server.
Saved Users
| Name | Username | Role | Status | Action |
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My Account
Profile & Password
Change your password and review your login details. All application records remain in Microsoft SQL Server.
Current User
Awareness
Banking Cyber Security Policies
Basic cyber security rules for safe digital banking operations.
Phishing Protection
Do not open unknown banking links, attachments, or QR payment requests without verification.
Data Privacy
Customer account information must not be shared through unsecured emails, public devices, or unverified websites.
Incident Response
High-risk and critical tickets should be escalated immediately and documented with action notes.