SIEMplyfier Knowledge Graph (Conceptual)
SIEMplyfier Knowledge Graph
Understanding the interconnectedness of your security entities.
A Knowledge Graph for SIEMplyfier would represent your security landscape as a network of interconnected entities. This allows for powerful analysis, such as identifying coverage gaps, understanding the impact of a new threat, or prioritizing use case development.
Note: This page is a conceptual overview. A fully interactive visual Knowledge Graph is a planned future enhancement. The sections below illustrate the types of entities and relationships that would be part of such a graph.
Key Entities & Their Potential Relationships
SIEM Use Cases
Core detection logic and procedures defined in SIEMplyfier.
Potential Relationships:
- Covers specific MITRE ATT&CK Techniques.
- Requires certain Data Sources.
- Addresses particular Compliance Controls.
- Is relevant for specific Industries.
- May be triggered by Threat Actor TTPs.
- Links to SOAR Playbooks.
MITRE ATT&CK® Techniques
Adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations.
Potential Relationships:
- Covered by one or more Use Cases.
- Utilized by specific Threat Actors.
- Part of broader MITRE ATT&CK Tactics.
- Can be mitigated by certain Security Controls (generic).
Threat Actors
Groups or individuals posing a cyber threat.
Potential Relationships:
- Utilize specific MITRE ATT&CK Techniques.
- Target particular Industries or Geographies.
- Associated with known IOCs (Indicators of Compromise).
- May be countered by specific Use Cases.
Data Sources
Logs and events from various systems (e.g., firewall, EDR, cloud).
Potential Relationships:
- Required by one or more Use Cases.
- Can reveal evidence of specific MITRE ATT&CK Techniques.
- Contain fields relevant for SIEM parsing and normalization.
Compliance Controls
Specific requirements from frameworks like ISO 27001, PCI DSS, etc.
Potential Relationships:
- Addressed or supported by one or more Use Cases.
- Part of a broader Compliance Standard.
- May mandate specific types of monitoring or logging (Data Sources).
SOAR Playbooks
Automated response procedures for security incidents.
Potential Relationships:
- Triggered by specific Use Cases or alerts.
- Orchestrates actions across multiple Security Tools.
- Aims to contain/eradicate specific MITRE ATT&CK Techniques.
Future Vision
- Interactive visualization of the graph.
- Ability to query the graph (e.g., "Show all use cases related to APT28").
- Automated discovery and suggestion of new relationships by AI.
- Impact analysis (e.g., "What's affected if this data source goes offline?").