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- W2967342615 abstract "In the cybersecurity domain, the level of standardization and interoperability among cybersecurity products from different vendors, including open-source ones, is fairly low. Although understandable from a business perspective, this deficiency makes it difficult and expensive for analysts to put together custom solutions and to have visibility across their entire IT infrastructure. It also hampers the adoption of custom data analytics and AI solutions, and slows down the exchange of threat detection and mitigation solutions. Recently, the Nugget domain specific language (DSL) has been proposed as a solution to the integration of digital forensics computations. The essential idea is to use a data flow language, somewhat similar to SQL, and an extensible run-time environment to decouple the specification of forensic computations from their implementation. In this paper, we study the integration of Nugget with security monitoring tools; specifically, we integrate Google's GRR incident response framework, and the de facto standard for log aggregation: Splunk. We demonstrate the utility of this type standardization to both tool developers and end-user analysts/IT administrators. We discuss potential implications of having such a DSL becoming widely adopted across the entire domain of cybersecurity." @default.
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- W2967342615 date "2019-08-26" @default.
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- W2967342615 title "Language-based Integration of Digital Forensics & Incident Response" @default.
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