MISP 3 - Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks
summary
Migration targets a full rework of MISP internals: update the framework to a modern CakePHP stack, refactor the database model and front end, and port features in three waves. About 27 tables moved so far since January, tests shift to test‑driven development, and a companion app cerebrate proves the new stack and supplies tags everywhere, inboxes and reusable UI. The plan preserves API backward compatibility, supports six months of dual MISP2–MISP3 sync, and prioritizes attribute‑centric search, unified graphs and major performance gains.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00MISP 3 migration intro
- 0:42Reasons for MISP 3
- 3:09Database changes
- 5:54Pre-migration prep
- 8:45Migration strategy
- 10:54Testing approach
- 12:17UI sneak peek
- 17:13New UI components
- 18:20Indicator-centric view
- 20:26API sync
- 22:55Key considerations
- 24:41Timeline tools
- 25:23UX and performance
- 26:27Community next steps
- 27:08Q&A
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