threat-telemetry-skills

Real-time security event logging for Next.js apps is achieved by aggregating and visualizing threat events through a dashboard connected to a data layer like Prisma with PostgreSQL, plus optional Redis for streaming analytics.

CVSS scoring in security logging provides standardized severity ratings for threat events, enabling security teams to prioritize incident response and post-incident reporting within the Next.js dashboard.

Yes, Prisma with PostgreSQL works for security event logging in Next.js 16 apps, serving as the required data layer to aggregate, store, and render threat telemetry events on your dashboard.

Redis is optional for building a real-time threat dashboard in Next.js, but adding it enables streaming analytics for real-time event logging and visualization across environments.

The best way to monitor security events and detect anomalies in Next.js is using a threat telemetry system that logs real-time events, applies CVSS scoring, and visualizes data on an incident response dashboard.