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Fork of CSV Dataset Template - Cyber Security Indexes

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Ccrijos
Last edited Sep 29, 2024
Created on Sep 11, 2024

This example forks a CSV dataset template to explore cyber security indexes across countries. It loads and parses data from `data.csv` using a raw `import`, then converts string values to numbers for analysis. A simple `container.innerHTML` assignment displays the first row of data as formatted JSON in a `<pre>` element, with the font size set via a template literal. The visualization shows a single data record rather than correlations or geographic distributions.

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The Cyber Security Index loaded and parsed as CSV.

Tasks I'd like to accomplish:

  • I want to see the correlation between the Cybersecurity Exposure Index and the Global Cyber Security Index.
  • I want to understand the geographic distribution of the National Cyber Security Index by country and region.
  • I want to see how the Digital Development Level impacts the Global Cyber Security Index.
  • I want to be able to see the distribution of Cybersecurity Exposure Index scores among countries.
  • I want to identify regions where the National Cyber Security Index is particularly high compared to the Global Cyber Security Index.
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