3 – Starbase: Graph-Based Security Analysis for Everyone

June 18, 2022
Length: 13 min

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Speaker: Adam Pierson, Senior Software Engineer, JupiterOne

Session type: Lightning Talk

Abstract: Starbase is an open source graph security analysis tool that collects data from external services and stores the collected data in a Neo4j database. Anyone can use it to connect to and ingest data from over 70 third-party systems into a standardized data model. Once ingested, users can perform previously complex queries quickly against the Neo4j database to gain knowledge of potential vulnerabilities. In this presentation, we will consider the value of graph-based security analysis, discuss Starbase, and briefly demonstrate a real-world use case on how data ingested by Starbase can help organizations and individuals protect themselves.

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