Coming Together Under a Pandemic - Case Study on the COVID-19 MISP Information Sharing Community
summary
MISP is used to spin up a COVID-19 sharing community: connectors ingest Johns Hopkins and Chinese government feeds, new object templates model health reports, and a customizable dashboard shows regional cases, deaths and vaccinations. The instance goes from idea to working prototype in two weekends, then scales to 1,600 users across 300 organizations with 10,000 data packages and 3.5 million data points and 15 TB inter-node traffic; self-registration and org-admin controls solve onboarding, taxonomy and trust rules reduce noise, and correlation/timeline tools reveal disinformation campaigns.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 9:30Preparing for COVID19
- 13:13Dashboarding System
- 16:38SelfRegistration
- 20:07Health Use Case
- 27:43Side Note
- 30:06Conclusion
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