SecOps Automation And Orchestration
summary
Open-source SecOps framework called PatrOwl automates scans and aggregates findings into a single DB, using Dockerized engines written in Python/Django (Nmap, dependency-check, SAST/DAST hooks) and connectors to TheHive/Cortex, JIRA and Slack. A demo cluster is compromised by a crypto-miner in 24 hours to justify automation; claim is faster detection and smaller windows of exposure. Engines take 2–3 days to build, system targets CI/CD pipelines and large fleets including environments with 500k containers.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02Defining security operations
- 3:21IT landscape challenges
- 8:05Automation benefits
- 11:57Limits of automation
- 14:14Framework architecture
- 22:11Tool demo and conclusion
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