Summary of 5 - Cybersecurity Automation with OSCAL and Neo4J

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This video discusses how OSCAL and Neo4J can be used for cybersecurity automation. OSCAL is a machine-readable format that allows for control catalogs to be created and maintained, and Neo4J is an ISO 27001 certified database that can be used for system security assessments. This video explains how these tools can be used to prevent empty passwords from being entered into systems and ensure compliance with various industrial automation standards.

  • 00:00:00 This presenter discusses how a cyber security automation tool, OSCAL, can be used to help manage controls throughout the development life cycle, as well as during production. He also discusses his company's AskGail Oscar tool, which is designed to help analysts identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in systems.
  • 00:05:00 This video discusses cybersecurity automation with OSCAL and Neo4J. OSCAL is a machine-readable format that allows for control catalogs to be created and maintained. Neo4J is an ISO 27001 certified database that can be used for system security assessments.
  • 00:10:00 The video discusses how cybersecurity automation can be done with Neo4j and OSCAL, and how it can help with information sharing between different parties involved in a compliance procedure. It also shows how the data in the graph can be used to assess an organization's compliance status.
  • 00:15:00 This 1-minute video discusses how a user can automate cybersecurity tasks by querying Neo4J and OSCAL. With just a single query, the user can find out information about the controls that a given cloud provider needs to adhere to in order to protect sensitive data.
  • 00:20:00 The data model included in neo4j allows for the easy import of NIST standards into a database, which can be useful for compliance mapping. Additionally, the neo4j security Technical Implementation Guidelines (STIGs) provide more specific guidance on implementing security measures.
  • 00:25:00 This video explains how cybersecurity automation with OSCAL and Neo4J can help organizations prevent empty passwords from being entered into systems and ensure compliance with various industrial automation standards.
  • 00:30:00 The speaker discusses how they are working on a project to generate code to create a REST API. They use Spring Data Neo4j to generate the classes and swagger codegen to generate the specification. Lastly, they clean up the generated code.

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