Community Management and Tool Orchestration the Open source Way via Cerebrate
summary
Cerebrate is an open source platform (v1.4) that centralizes contact and constituency metadata, automates MISP instance fleet management, and negotiates tool interconnections so sync users and API links are created without manual curl scripts. Live deployment handles a MISP community of about 4200 users from ~1500 organizations, supports ingest from FIRST and ENISA registries, offers a protected mode with cryptographic signing and a key directory, and exposes an OpenAPI for custom connectors including native MISP integration.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Cerebrate
- 1:47Community management challenges
- 5:08Scaling and threat landscapes
- 8:31Centralized metadata management
- 10:56Goals, design, and architecture
- 13:39Data models and extensibility
- 17:04Security and synchronisation
- 20:03API integration and fleet management
- 25:52Roadmap and conclusion
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