Cartography is a Python tool that pulls infrastructure assets and their relationships into a Neo4j graph database.
What it connects: AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, GitHub, Okta, Entra ID, CrowdStrike, and 30+ more platforms.
Questions it answers:
- Which identities have access to which datastores? How about across multiple tenants, or providers?
- Am I affected by any critical vulnerabilities or compromised software packages?
- What are the network paths in and out of my environment?
- Which compute instances are exposed to the internet?
- What AI agents are running in production, and what permissions do they have?
Quick Start
Install Cartography
pip install cartography
Install cartography[neo4j-rust] instead to swap in Neo4j's Rust Bolt codec, which cuts sync time by roughly 20-30%. See Faster Neo4j driver.
Start Neo4j database
docker run -d --publish=7474:7474 --publish=7687:7687 -v data:/data --env=NEO4J_AUTH=none neo4j:5-community
Confirm that http://localhost:7474 is up.
Sync your first data source (AWS example)
Ensure your AWS credentials and default region are configured (e.g. via AWS_PROFILE, AWS_DEFAULT_REGION, or ~/.aws/config). See AWS credentials docs for reference.
Run Cartography:
cartography --neo4j-uri bolt://localhost:7687 --selected-modules aws
See the full install guide for other platforms.
Query the graph
Open http://localhost:7474 and try:
// Find unencrypted RDS instances by account
MATCH (a:AWSAccount)-[:RESOURCE]->(rds:AWSRDSInstance{storage_encrypted:false})
RETURN a.name, rds.id
// Find EC2 instances exposed to the internet
MATCH (instance:AWSEC2Instance{exposed_internet: true})
RETURN instance.instanceid, instance.publicdnsname
See the querying tutorial and data schema for more use-cases.
Run security rules
Once Cartography has populated the reachable Neo4j graph, list, inspect, and run security rules. This quickstart uses the no-auth Neo4j container started above, so no password is required:
cartography-rules list
cartography-rules list object_storage_public
cartography-rules run object_storage_public
For authenticated Neo4j, set NEO4J_PASSWORD or use one of the other secure
password options in the rules docs.
Supported platforms
Click to expand full list of 30+ supported platforms
- Airbyte - Organization, Workspace, User, Source, Destination, Connection, Tag, Stream
- Amazon Web Services - ACM, API Gateway, Bedrock, CloudWatch, CodeBuild, Config, Cognito, EC2, ECS, ECR (including multi-arch images, image layers, and attestations), EFS, Elasticsearch, Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), DynamoDB, Glue, GuardDuty, IAM, Inspector, KMS, Lambda, RDS, Redshift, Route53, S3, SageMaker, Secrets Manager(Secret Versions), Security Hub, SNS, SQS, SSM, STS, Tags
- AIBOM - AI component detections linked to ECR images
- Anthropic - Organization, ApiKey, User, Workspace
- BigFix - Computers
- Cloudflare - Account, Role, Member, Zone, DNSRecord
- Crowdstrike Falcon - Hosts, Spotlight vulnerabilities, CVEs
- DigitalOcean
- Duo - Users, Groups, Endpoints
- GitHub - repos, branches, users, teams, dependency graph manifests, dependencies, organization and repository security settings, verified domains, installed GitHub Apps, webhooks
- Google Cloud Platform - Artifact Registry, Bigtable, Cloud Functions, Cloud Resource Manager, Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, Compute including SSL policies and target proxies, DNS, IAM, KMS, Secret Manager, Storage, Google Kubernetes Engine, Vertex AI
- Google Workspace - users, groups, devices, OAuth apps
- Huntress - accounts, organizations, agents, incident reports, console users and roles
- Jira Cloud - users, groups, project roles, permission grants, and API-reported admin groups
- Jumpcloud
- Kandji - Devices
- Keycloak - Realms, Users, Groups, Roles, Scopes, Clients, IdentityProviders, Authentication Flows, Authentication Executions, Organizations, Organization Domains
- Kubernetes - Cluster, Namespace, Service, Pod, Container, ServiceAccount, Role, RoleBinding, ClusterRole, ClusterRoleBinding, OIDCProvider
- Lastpass - users
- Microsoft Azure - App Service, Container Instance, CosmosDB, Data Factory, Event Grid, Firewall, Firewall Policy, Functions, Key Vault, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Load Balancer, Logic Apps, Management Groups, Resource Group, SQL, Storage, Virtual Machine, Virtual Networks
- Microsoft - Entra ID users, groups, applications and roles; Intune devices and policies; Office 365 licenses; Defender for Endpoint machines and unresolved alerts
- CVE Metadata - CVE enrichment with CVSS, EPSS scores, and CISA KEV data from NVD and FIRST.org
- NIST CVE - Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) data from NIST database (deprecated - use CVE Metadata instead)
- Netlify - Accounts, Users, Invites, Sites, Deploys, Functions, Dev Servers, Agent Runners, Database Branches, Database Snapshots, Environment Variables, Build Hooks, Notification Hooks, Deploy Keys, Snippets, Service Instances, DNS Zones, DNS Records, Certificates, Forms
- Okta - users, groups, organizations, roles, applications, factors, trusted origins, reply URIs, federation to AWS roles, federation to AWS Identity Center
- OpenAI - Organization, AdminApiKey, User, Project, ServiceAccount, ApiKey
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - IAM
- Orca Security - Organizations, security alerts, per-target CVE findings
- PagerDuty - Users, teams, services, schedules, escalation policies, integrations, vendors
- Railway - Workspaces, Projects, Environments, Services, Service Instances, Deployments, Domains, TCP Proxies, Volumes, Variables, Tokens
- Scaleway - Projects, IAM, Local Storage, Instances
- SentinelOne - Accounts, Agents, Applications, Application Versions, CVEs
- Slack - Teams, Users, UserGroups, Channels
- SnipeIT - Users, Assets
- Snowflake - Accounts, Users, Service Users, Roles, Database Roles, Grants, Role Hierarchy, Ownership, Programmatic Access Tokens, Credentials, Warehouses, Compute Pools, Resource Monitors, Databases, Schemas, Tables, Views, Iceberg Tables, Dynamic Tables, Streams, Tasks, Pipes, Stages, External Volumes, Secrets, Network Policies, Network Rules, Policies, Integrations (Security, Storage, API, Catalog, Notification, External Access), Services, Image Repositories, Notebooks, Streamlits, Shares, Listings, Replication Groups
- Socket.dev - Organizations, Repositories, Dependencies, Security Alerts (CVE, malware, supply chain risks), Fixes
- Spacelift - Accounts, Spaces,Users, Stacks, WorkerPools, Workers, Runs, GitCommits
- SubImage - Tenant, TeamMember, APIKey, Neo4jUser, Module, Framework
- Tailscale - Tailnet, Users, Devices, Groups, Tags, PostureIntegrations, DevicePostures, DevicePostureConditions, device posture compliance relationships
- Trivy Scanner - AWS ECR Images
- Zoom - Accounts, users, plan types, groups, roles, security settings, Marketplace apps, meetings, recordings, and client versions
Community
- Join us on Slack: CNCF Slack in the
#cartographychannel. - Monthly community meeting — minutes · past recordings
Contributing
Thank you for considering contributing to Cartography!
All contributors and participants must follow the CNCF Code of Conduct.
Submit a GitHub issue to report a bug or request a new feature. Larger discussions happen in GitHub Discussions.
Read CONTRIBUTING.md for the issue workflow, development setup, tests, DCO sign-off requirement, and pull request expectations. You do not need an issue assignment or maintainer permission before starting work.
Who uses Cartography?
- Lyft
- Thought Machine
- MessageBird
- Cloudanix
- Corelight
- SubImage
- Superhuman
- Hadrian
- {Your company here} :-)
If your organization uses Cartography, please file a PR and update this list. Say hi on Slack too!
License
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
Cartography is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation sandbox project.
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