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Cerebrate 1.1 version released with new audit logging and many new improvements

24 Nov 09:32
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Cerebrate 1.1 released - the open source companion to ISACs, CSIRTs and SOCs

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In the scope of the Open platform and tools to facilitate the collaboration among Computer Security Incident Response Teams project funded by the EU commission, CIRCL is pleased to announce the 1.1 release of Cerebrate, an open source security orchestration tool for CSIRTs and SOCs.

New features and fixes

  • A new audit logging system has been added to Cerebrate. The audit system is based on the MISP new audit logging functionality.
  • [security] The ACL systems have been tightened up for several controllers and organisation administrator privileges have been implemented.
  • [keycloak improvement] when enrolling users in keycloak, the user organisation_id is used instead of the individual's first alias.
  • Multiple improvements and bugs fixed in the API and user-interface.

For more details of changes in the Cerebrate changelog.

For more information, you can visit the cerebrate project website. You can also follow the MISP and Cerebrate Twitter account. Contact CIRCL for partnerships, ideas and feedback.

Cerebrate 1.0 released

23 Oct 13:49
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Cerebrate 1.0 released

We are pleased to announce the first official release of Cerebrate. Whilst it is still early days for the project, our hope is that the platform in its current state already brings a notable improvement.

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What is Cerebrate?

Cerebrate is a new open source tool, aiming to address several deficiencies in our tool chains, including having a central contact database for communities as well as community interconnection orchestration and security tool fleet management.

This first release of Cerebrate acts as a basis for future developments in the above areas, with functionalities to cover a host of different tasks.

Main features

  • Contact database containing information on organisations and individuals
  • Public key store for the above for information validation and secure communications
  • Centralised sharing group management
  • Cerebrate to Cerebrate synchronisation
  • Local integration module system
    • Currently with a MISP module included
  • Cerebrate to Cerebrate local tool interconnection
  • Local tool fleet management features
  • Ingestion tools for community specific contact database mappings
  • Integration with Keycloak

We welcome any ideas for improvement, pull requests and bug reports from the community. Additionally, we are also looking for tool developers / vendors that would like to work with us on integration modules for their respective tools.

Acknowledgement

Cerebrate's development is co-financed by the Melicertes 2 project CEF, funded by the EU.