The Security Tool Symphony: Orchestrating Chaos with MCP and Graph Databases 🎠Ever had that moment during a security incident when your colleague asks where a specific piece of information is, and you respond with “It’s in… um… one of these 47 open tabs”? If your security operations center resembles my kitchen junk drawer—technically organized but practically a disaster—then pull up a chair. We need to talk about your tool hoarding problem.
When Digital Patients Flatline: An Introduction to Incident Management CPR Let me tell you about the time I tried explaining my job to my grandmother at Christmas dinner. “I’m like an emergency room doctor,” I said, “but for computers.” She nodded wisely before asking if I wore one of those “fancy stethoscopes” to listen for viruses. If only it were that simple, Nana.
The truth is, incident management really is remarkably similar to emergency medicine.
The Audit Automation Revolution (Or: How I Learned to Sleep Again) Ever tried explaining to non-technical executives why their “industry-leading security posture” actually resembles a scarecrow with missing limbs? That was me a month ago, watching faces fall as I revealed their documentation had more holes than my attempts at knitting (current hole-to-scarf ratio: approximately 3:1).
Unfortunately, in this article, I won’t be sharing code samples of what I’ve done. Instead, I’ll refer to some of the data models I’ve been using, and you can figure it out yourself or connect with me on LinkedIn.