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Response automation with Shuffle

Mix It Up

Conclusions

In this article, I looked into the use of Shuffle with a simple example. You will probably already be running many tools on your network that you might want to integrate with Shuffle. Starting with minor automation tasks, increasingly complex workflows can be created that offload manual work and significantly shorten response time to unusual events.

Infos

  1. Shuffle: https://shuffler.io

The Author

Dr. Matthias Wübbeling is an IT security enthusiast, scientist, author, consultant, and speaker. As a Lecturer at the University of Bonn in Germany and Researcher at Fraunhofer FKIE, he works on projects in network security, IT security awareness, and protection against account takeover and identity theft. He is the CEO of the university spin-off Identeco, which keeps a leaked identity database to protect employee and customer accounts against identity fraud. As a practitioner, he supports the German Informatics Society (GI), administrating computer systems and service back ends. He has published more than 100 articles on IT security and administration.

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