Severity over time

Every incident in the catalog, plotted by its 0-100 severity score against the date it happened. A date known only to the month or year - common for older, archival entries - renders as a band spanning that whole interval rather than a single day, so the chart never claims more precision than the sourcing supports. The line is a rolling median over a window of five incidents, gapped where fewer than five exist to support it - it is not a trend, regression, or best-fit curve.

Every incident's 0-100 severity score plotted against its effective date, with a gapped 5-incident rolling median beneath the points. A day-precision incident is a single point; a month or year-precision incident is a band spanning the real interval its sourcing supports. The rolling median emits a point only where its trailing window holds at least five incidents and never connects across a gap - it is not a trend or fitted curve.
Every incident in the corpus, ordered by date, with its 0-100 severity score.
CaseDateCategorySeverity
KBR-19660101-DEC-S011966-01Deception and misalignment45
KBR-19790125-INC-S011979-01-25Incidents74
KBR-19810704-INC-S011981-07-04Incidents74
KBR-20160315-CAP-A012016-03-15Capability milestones35
KBR-20160323-INC-S012016-03-23Incidents49
KBR-20180318-INC-A012018-03-18Incidents79
KBR-20180726-SUR-S012018-07-26AI-assisted surveillance29
KBR-20231002-INC-A012023-10-02Incidents68
KBR-20260709-INC-A012026-07-09Incidents79

Data as of 2026-08-30. See how severity is scored.