feat: implement risk trends dashboard with charts and comparisons#166
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Hello @awwalmust , thanks for contributing, please kindly fix the remaining linting failures. Well done for the effort you've put on so far |
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Summary
Adds a Risk Trends Dashboard page that allows organizations to visually
track and compare risk levels over time across departments.
Changes Made
apps/web/app/risk-trends/page.tsx— new Next.js page forthe risk trends dashboard
colour coding (green = low, yellow = medium, red = high)
percentage trend indicators (up/down/stable)
Why
Provides a visual and measurable way to track organizational risk over
time, making it easier to monitor security improvements and compare
risk levels across different departments.
How It Was Tested
Screenshots
Closes #154