Your company, as a Knowledge Graph - the foundation of cybersecurity’s future
summary
Claims that merging a knowledge graph with cloud security posture management yields a Security Knowledge Graph that maps multi‑cloud entities, supports automated reasoning, and surfaces contextual high‑risk chains (internet‑exposed VM → S3 bucket → vulnerable package). Describes tools and implementations: Cartography (Lyft), Neo4j, and managed services like Amazon Neptune, plus ingesting data from Okta, GitHub, Rapid7, Tenable, Veracode, Workday. Reports that the graph improves visibility, speeds SOC triage, and prioritizes remediation.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:33What is a knowledge graph
- 2:06Popular knowledge graphs
- 4:34Data security posture
- 7:30Why is it important
- 8:59Why is it relevant to cybersecurity
- 13:06The big picture
- 17:50What could this mean
- 19:38Available solutions
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