Open Source Software: Structured Threat Intelligence Graph: Revolutionizing Cybersecurity Data Management
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ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFBATTELLE ENERGY ALLIANCE–DOE CNTRIdaho Falls, ID, 83415, USA

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IT AND TELECOM - SECURITY AND COMPLIANCE SUPPORT SERVICES (LABOR) (DJ01)

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https://sam.gov/opp/46f1fbcc2f374dcea90590d084d1fd52/view
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    The Department of Energy, specifically the Battelle Energy Alliance at the Idaho National Laboratory, is seeking to advance cybersecurity data management through the development of the Structured Threat Intelligence Graph (STIG), an innovative open-source software solution. This software aims to revolutionize the visualization, management, and analysis of cybersecurity threats by providing a graphical user interface for Structured Threat Information eXpression (STIX) data, thereby enhancing decision-making capabilities in a rapidly evolving threat landscape. STIG is designed for various applications, including cybersecurity analysis, incident response, and research and development, emphasizing its importance in improving automated threat response and customization for utility companies. For further inquiries, interested parties can contact Andrew Rankin at andrew.rankin@inl.gov.

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