MSTIC Notebooklets - Fast Tracking CyberSec Jupyter Notebooks
MSTICnb is a companion package to MSTICpy. It is designed to be used in Jupyter notebooks by security operations engineers and analysts, to allow them to quickly, and easily, run common notebook patterns such as retrieving summary information about a host, an account or IP address.Using Threat Intelligence in your Jupyter Notebooks
Use Threat Intelligence in your hunting/investigation notebooks? Ever wanted to lookup an IoC in multiple TI providers without installing a bunch of packages or hand-crafting HTTP requests? TILookup is a multi-provider TI query module. It supports multiple providers like OTX, VirusTotal, Azure Sentinel and XForce (others in the pipeline and you can add your own).Data Science Day 2024 , 14th March 2024 - Schedule Announcement
We are thrilled to announce Python Data Science Day will be taking place March 14th, 2024 with talks all day; a "PyDay" on Pi Day: 3.14. If you're a Python developer, entrepreneur, data scientist, student, or researcher working on projects from hobbyist and start up to enterprise level, you'll find solutions to modernize your data pipelines and answer complex queries with data.MSTICPy Hack Month - February 2023
MSTICPy is the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center’s (MSTIC) Open-Source library of Python tools to help security analysts when investigating incidents or hunting for threats. As an Open-Source project MSTICPy is available to everyone via GitHub and is open to contributions to anyone. Since its release MSTICPy has had some great contributions from members of the community. However, we know that whilst many people want to contribute to an Open-Source project it can be a daunting prospect to contribute for the first time and knowing where and how to contribute is key. Thats why we are running our second Hack Month during January 2023, to help our community contribute to MSTICPy.
