During this live stream we show an approach to map out and visualize software and infrastructure. Specifically Akamai Endpoints (aka FQDNs) and how they relate to vulnerabilities (eg. OpenSSL vulnerability).
Discover how to use Neo4j, a graph database management system, and Akamai, a content delivery network, to map and visualize an organization’s external attack surface. By leveraging Akamai’s APIs to extract data about the organization’s web properties and domain registrations, and then storing and querying the data in Neo4j, Chad demonstrates how to create a graph-based visualization of the attack surface that can be used to identify vulnerabilities and plan mitigation strategies.
Code snippets: https://github.com/ccloes/neo4j-akamai
Blog: https://medium.com/@ccloes/neo4j-akamai-mapping-your-external-attack-surface-ee47c0a2ba60
Security and Velocity Through Declarative Ingestion - NODES2022 - Zach Probst: https://youtu.be/VD6EUvp2SfM
0:00 Intro
2:29 About Chad & Zach
5:25 Path to Graph
12:20 Cybersecurity & Software Vulnerabilities
21:00 Data Ingestion
28:50 Working across departments
30:00 Data Visualisation
33:20 Database as a Service
38:00 Cybersecurity Discoveries
40:50 Next Steps
43:27 Open Source
47:30 Q&A
52:10 WrapUp
Chad Cloes on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadcloes/
Zach Probst: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zach-probst/
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